Rebecca Schneid

Schneid is a general assignment reporter for TIME covering U.S. and global news.

Recent Articles

Kennedy Center’s Christmas Eve Jazz Show Cancelled After Trump Name Change

Jazz drummer Chuck Redd has cancelled the jazz show citing Donald Trump's name added to The Kennedy Center

By Rebecca Schneid

Meet the Identical Twins on Opposite Sides of the Political Divide

One is a Democratic city councillor, the other is an anti-immigration activist. Things got confusing when they appeared at the same public debate.

By Rebecca Schneid

Where Surging Obamacare Prices Could Hit Hardest

Health insurance costs are set to spike for millions when ACA subsidies expire. Some areas will see bigger premium hikes than others.

By Rebecca Schneid

Unemployment Rises to Four-Year High in the U.S.

Analysts said the report showed that the affluent are thriving, while lower-income families are struggling with inflation and job uncertainty

By Rebecca Schneid

Reiners' Son Arrested After Couple Found Dead: What to Know

Nick Reiner has been identified as a suspect in the deaths of his parents, Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner.

By Miranda Jeyaretnam and Rebecca Schneid

Immigrants Are Being Turned Away From Their Citizenship Ceremonies

Naturalization ceremonies across the country are being canceled at the last moment as part of Trump’s immigration crackdown.

By Rebecca Schneid

Trump Ramps Up Pressure on Zelensky to Sign Peace Deal

Zelensky has responded to the mounting pressure, reiterating that Ukraine will not concede land to its “aggressor.”

By Rebecca Schneid

Where and When You Could See the Northern Lights This Week

The aurora could be visible in more than a dozen U.S. states on Monday and Tuesday, according to forecasts.

By Rebecca Schneid

Elon Musk and Trump Officials Go to War With E.U.

Musk and several Trump officials exploded over the massive fine, putting a strained U.S.-E.U. relationship under even more pressure.

By Rebecca Schneid

Trump’s National Security Strategy Sparks European Backlash

The strategy calls for asserting U.S. dominance in the Western Hemisphere and 'cultivating resistance to Europe’s current trajectory.'

By Connor Greene and Rebecca Schneid

Boat Destroyed in Double-Tap Strike Was Not Heading to U.S.

Admiral Bradley reportedly told lawmakers in a briefing that the boat was headed towards Suriname, not the U.S., when it was hit.

By Rebecca Schneid

What We Know About Changes to Immigration Rules

The changes include a pause on all asylum decisions, changes to Green Card vetting, and a halt on all visas for Afghans.

By Rebecca Schneid

Could Hegseth Face Prosecution For Alleged Order to 'Kill Everyone'?

Several experts tell TIME that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may committed a war crime if he ordered commanders to leave no survivors.

By Rebecca Schneid

Hundreds of New Yorkers Foiled an ICE Raid Before It Even Began

New Yorkers thwarted an ICE raid before it even began. The incident highlights the challenges Trump's agents will face in the immigrant-friendly city.

By Richard Hall and Rebecca Schneid

The CIA Unit Allegedly Tied to the D.C. Shooting Suspect

Lakanwal reportedly worked with one of several so-called 'Zero Units' that received direct U.S. intelligence and military support.

By Rebecca Schneid

U.S. Pauses All Asylum Claims

The crackdown has targeted not just Afghanistan, where the alleged attacker is from, but dozens of countries.

By Richard Hall and Rebecca Schneid

Trump Says Venezuela's Airspace ‘Closed in Its Entirety’

The announcement comes days after Trump said the U.S. would launch strikes inside Venezuela against alleged drug traffickers 'very soon.'

By Richard Hall and Rebecca Schneid

The Lost Children of Sudan

Some of their parents were murdered. Some were separated in the chaos. Now, hundreds of unaccompanied children are in need of help.

By Rebecca Schneid and Connor Greene

Army Secretary Emerges As Key Player in Ukraine Talks

Daniel Driscoll, a J.D. Vance ally, emerges as a key figure in the ongoing Ukraine and Russia peace talks this past week.

By Rebecca Schneid

The Real History of the White House Turkey Pardon

Trump's pardon of Waddle and Gobble continues a tradition that goes back decades and wasn't always a pardon

By Rebecca Schneid
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