Stephanie Liebergen
Stephanie Liebergen
Congressional Correspondent
Stephanie Liebergen is a political reporter based out of the Scripps News Washington, D.C., bureau. After spending years on the general assignment beat, she transitioned to focus solely on politics during the 2020 campaign season. You can find her reporting on happenings at the U.S. Capitol, the White House and everything in between. Stephanie is a native of the Kansas City area and has a bachelor's degree in journalism from the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Before joining Scripps News in February 2016, she worked as a TV news producer at KSHB in Kansas City, Missouri and KXTV in Sacramento, California. If you have a story idea, feel free to send her an email at stephanie@scripps.com. You can also find her on Twitter and Facebook.
Recent Work
Congress faces a packed agenda for December
Rep. George Santos faces second expulsion vote
Breaking down the new Supreme Court ethics code
Is the US ready for a third-party presidential candidate?
Race for Congress 2024: Who's running? Who's retiring?
What would it take to see more bipartisanship in Congress?
Top issues for US as President Biden meets with China's Xi
Exploring the impact and history of US foreign aid
Federal government's ability to protect against drones set to expire
The issue of gun rights returns to the Supreme Court next week
Israel war, border security are top 2 threats facing the US
Lawmakers again talk gun reform in wake of latest mass shootings
How guilty pleas in Georgia could impact other Trump cases
Should the government crack down on nicotine?
China is taking back all pandas in the US. Will they ever return?
Is marijuana banking reform on the way?
How Congress can help Israel in its war against Hamas
Why is it so hard to be a Republican speaker of the House?
Second GOP presidential debate: Who's in and who's out
Is impeachment being weaponized?
Cancer survivors flood Capitol Hill to lobby for research funding
Is impeachment the new normal?
Home prices expected to remain high in coming months
In a split Congress, artificial intelligence is one area of agreement
After more than 3 years, COVID is still politically divisive
Impeachment has a long history as a partisan process
Michigan could be next state to join national popular vote compact
As student loan interest resumes, some worry about impending payments
Roundup of all the legal challenges Donald Trump is facing
