Dareh Gregorian is a Politics Reporter at NBC News. He covers politics with a focus on court and legal issues, including high-profile legal proceedings involving figures such as Donald Trump, Hunter Biden, Bob Menendez, and George Santos. Dareh's work has been featured in various outlets, including CNBC, Yahoo News, and Telemundo, among others.
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Dareh Gregorian's coverage predominantly focuses on legal and political developments, particularly around high-profile figures such as Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, and specific legal cases. His interest also extends to government announcements.
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The former Republican congressman is the first person to face a lifetime ban, after he secretly bet on whether he'd attend the State of the Union.
The prediction marketplace platform Kalshi has hit former U.S. Rep. George Santos with its first-ever lifetime ban after finding he bet against his
William D. DeFoor, 26, pleaded guilty to engaging in acts of physical violence against government officials or property. Vance and his family were not home during the incident.
By: Dareh Gregorian, Eleanor Skelly
The vice president, who’s been an advocate of building data centers to support artificial intelligence, told podcaster Bryce Crawford that some uses of AI are “satanic.”
By: Austin Mullen, Dareh Gregorian
Benjamin Azariah Southworth was arrested on charges he repeatedly threatened to kill the president. He is set to be arraigned Thursday.
By: Lawrence Hurley, Dareh Gregorian, Gary Grumbach
The appeal came shortly before a federal judge was set to decide whether to issue an injunction blocking requirements dictating how mail-in ballots are sent.
By: Lawrence Hurley, Dareh Gregorian, Gary Grumbach
Justin Sullivan/Getty Images file File – An election worker processes mail-in ballots in City of Industry, California.
By: Dareh Gregorian
The move comes as the Trump administration is appealing a related order to the Supreme Court.
Bunch, the first African American and first historian to lead the institution, said he has ‘mixed emotions' about departing.
By: Monica Alba, Dareh Gregorian
The $45,000 given to Harp and two other female aides, as well as $20,000 to Walt Nauta, put their annual income close to that of the White House chief of staff and other top officials.
