Bianca Facchinei

Bianca Facchinei

Bianca Facchinei

Politics Reporter

Bianca is a national correspondent for Scripps News in the Washington bureau, where she covers the economy. She frequently reports on the biggest financial issues facing Americans including inflation, jobs, and wages. Bianca also serves as fill-in anchor for live and recorded programming. She joined Scripps News in April 2018.

Recent Work
Eggs for sale

President Biden's State of the Union highlights economic promises

Green Bay Packers fans walk into Lambeau Field

Section Yellow supporting sober fans at Green Bay Packers games

Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen

Congress, Treasury plan to address US hitting debt ceiling

A shopper carries bags down a street.

How do retailers handle so many returned purchases?

Sale sign displayed at clothing store.

US consumer inflation eased again to 6.5% in December

President Joe Biden, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are shown.

Migration was the main topic during US, Mexico, Canada summit

Southwest airplanes sit on a runway

Here's Why Southwest Is Canceling More Flights Than Other Airlines

A pregnant woman rubs her stomach

Hospital Childbirth Costs Soar Despite Transparency Rule

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried leaves court.

FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Released On Bail

The Twitter application is seen on a digital device.

Twitter Under Elon Musk: Violating Free Speech Or Preventing Doxxing?

Co-founder and CEO of Sandy Hook Promise Foundation Nicole Hockley shows photos of her son, Dylan

It's Been 10 Years Since The Sandy Hook Elementary Shooting

Robots in a hospital

How Is Automation Transforming The Economy?

Applicants line up at a job fair.

Why Is Quick Quitting Gaining Momentum?

Freight train cars sit in a Norfolk rail yard.

More Than 400 Groups Urge Congress To Act To Prevent Rail Strike

Greg Nalley and Carlos Harris the founders of Nalley Fresh.

Bill Offers Incentives To Small Businesses Hiring Former Inmates

The scene of a mass shooting at a Walmart

Walmart Mass Shooting Could Affect Retailers And Consumer Confidence

A tip jar with one dollar and five dollar bills and a penny in New York.

Do Income Programs Work?

Hiring sign is displayed in Northbrook, Ill.

Consumer Price Index Has The Smallest Rise Since January

A customer pumps gas.

U.S. Consumer Inflation Eased To 7.7% Over Past 12 Months

A sale sign stands outside a home in Wyndmoor, Pa.,

Current Federal Reserve Interest Rate At Highest Level Since 2008

People shop at a grocery store.

U.S. Economy Returned To Growth Last Quarter, Expanding 2.6%

A "Help Wanted" sign displayed at a business.

Fewer Americans Filed For Jobless Benefits Last Week

Customers shop at a grocery store.

U.S. Inflation Intensifies As Consumer Prices Increased In September

People watch as the sun sets

Social Security Cost-Of-Living Adjustment To Be Announced Thursday

Man working on a laptop at a coffee shop.

'Zoom Towns' Offering Incentives To Attract Remote Workers

The Twitter logo on a screen of the New York Stock Exchange.

Report: Elon Musk Proposes Going Ahead With Deal To Buy Twitter

Students walking on a college campus

Government Announcing More Student Loan Forgiveness Details In October

A for sale sign is posted in front of a home

Federal Reserve Attacks Inflation With Another Big Hike, Expects More

Donald Trump, right, sits with his children, from left, Eric Trump, Donald Trump Jr., and Ivanka Trump.

New York Attorney General Sues Donald Trump And His Company

Used cars on a car lot

Car Buyers Left With Few Options As Difficult Auto Market Persists