Ryan Nobles
Coverage of Ryan Nobles in the Nexus archive.
- Platner says he will suspend his Senate campaign in Maine
Graham Platner announced he will suspend his Senate campaign in Maine following a 2021 sexual assault accusation. Platner denied the allegation as 'false' but confirmed ending campaign operations.
- Trump uses America’s 250 speech to honor military heroes and also push political agendas
President Trump concluded the semiquincentennial celebration by honoring veterans and promoting his political agenda during a speech at the Salute to America event, as reported by NBC News’ Ryan Nobles.
- More Than Half the US on Alert for Extreme Heat: What to Know
Over 200 million people in the US are experiencing extreme heat, with dangerous temperatures in the Northeast ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. Forecasters predict potential record highs in cities like Detroit, Nashville, and Bangor, Maine.
- Key test for Democrats in Maine
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner is facing a primary election tonight amid a series of scandals. NBC News reporter Ryan Nobles is covering the event.
- High-Stakes Primary Elections Test Trump’s Influence of GOP
President Donald Trump's influence on the Republican party is being tested in high-stakes primary elections, particularly in Kentucky. The Iran war has become a central issue, with Democrats arguing it will impact voter decisions. The elections may indicate the future of the GOP.
- President Trump looks to suspend the federal gas tax
President Trump plans to suspend the federal gas tax amid a global energy crisis, which would require an act of Congress, aiming to alleviate financial burdens on Americans at gas pumps. The move is reported by NBC News' Ryan Nobles. This decision comes as many Americans face increased costs due to the energy crisis.
- How Republican messaging on Iran war could affect midterms
NBC News' Ryan Nobles reports on conflicting Republican statements regarding the state of the Iran war and how these inconsistencies could influence the upcoming midterm elections. The article highlights the potential impact of partisan messaging on voter perceptions.
- Trump Vows to Keep Hormuz Blockade as Gas Prices Climb Higher
President Donald Trump pledges to maintain the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz unless Iran agrees to abandon nuclear weapons. Pentagon officials report the conflict has cost $25 billion, as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces criticism over the administration’s strategy during a Capitol Hill hearing.
- How lawmakers reacted to Hegseth's testimony on Iran War
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth testified before the House Armed Services Committee regarding the Iran War, but some lawmakers expressed skepticism about his responses. NBC News' Ryan Nobles analyzed the hearing and highlighted the lack of convincing evidence or arguments presented by Hegseth.
- Trump says blockade will stay until Iran makes nuclear deal
President Trump announced he will maintain the blockade of Iran’s ports to pressure the country into negotiating a nuclear deal. Democrats also questioned Pentagon leaders about the war. The report was provided by NBC News’ Ryan Nobles.
- Inside White House Correspondents' Dinner 'shooting incident'
A 'shooting incident' occurred at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, marked by three 'bangs' described by NBC News' Ryan Nobles. The Secret Service confirmed the event as a shooting incident, though details remain unclear.
- Justice Department ends criminal probe of Powell
The Justice Department announced it will end its criminal investigation into outgoing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. The report was provided by NBC News' Ryan Nobles.
- Representatives on the working environment on Capitol Hill
Democratic Rep. Debbie Dingell and Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis discuss the challenging work environment on Capitol Hill and its potential role in prompting some lawmakers to retire from Congress. The conversation is part of NBC News' Common Ground segment, sponsored by Comcast.
- Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax kills wife and dies by suicide, police say
Former Virginia Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax fatally shot his wife, Cerina Fairfax, and then died by suicide at their Annandale home during a contentious divorce, according to police. NBC News reporter Ryan Nobles covered the incident.
- Will there be a reckoning in Congress after Swalwell?
Rep. Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress amid sexual misconduct allegations he denies. NBC News' Ryan Nobles discusses potential consequences for Congress following the resignation.
- New Swalwell accuser speaks out after he resigns from Congress
Lonna Drewes accuses former Congressman Eric Swalwell of drugging, raping, and choking her at a California hotel in 2018. After multiple sexual misconduct allegations, Swalwell suspended his gubernatorial campaign and resigned from Congress, denying all claims.
- Two Congressmen Resign in 1 Day Amid Sex Scandals
Two U.S. congressmen resigned within 24 hours due to sexual misconduct scandals. California Democrat Eric Swalwell resigned after multiple allegations from four women, while Texas Republican Tony Gonzales stepped down following an affair linked to a staffer's suicide.
- Rep. Eric Swalwell resigns following sexual assault and misconduct allegations
Rep. Eric Swalwell resigned from Congress following multiple sexual misconduct allegations. He had suspended his California gubernatorial campaign after the accusations surfaced. NBC News reporter Ryan Nobles covered the story.