Epstein Secrets

h. In a widely criticized decision, editor in chief John Micklethwait announced that the newsroom would continue its tradition of not investigating Bloomberg's personal life and finances, and would extend the same policy to his Democratic opponents. The move was intended to avoid conflict of interest in

credentials to journalists from Bloomberg News, accusing the organization of "bias" against the president. Kayla Epstein and Derek Hawkins report: "Bloomberg News faced a journalistic quandary when its owner, former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg, decided to jump into the 2020 Democratic primary last month. In

crowd of her whole campaign: Meanwhile, another presidential candidate from Warren's home state got carded in Iowa. He just cannot catch a break: Kamala Harris's husband shared a picture from the beach, where they snuck in some time after a fundraiser: Mayor Pete Buttigieg is leading in a very Hamptons-speci

trying to curry favor with moneyed elites. From Bloomberg News: "Harris's event on Sunday night went head

crowd of her whole campaign: Meanwhile, another presidential candidate from Warren's home state got carded in Iowa. He just cannot catch a break: Kamala Harris's husband shared a picture from the beach, where they snuck in some time after a fundraiser: Mayor Pete Buttigieg is leading in a very Hamptons-speci

tic caucus laid bare by the immigration funding fight two weeks ago have only served to exacerbate concerns about any path to a final resolution." Bloomberg: Debt limit, USMCA clocks ticking as Pelosi wrangles her party. The Hill: White House repeatedly blocks ex-aide from answering Judiciary panel ques

president (The Hill). *** POLITICS & CAMPAIGNS: Nearly two months after she made waves in the first round of Democratic presidential debates, Sen. Kamala Harris's (D-Calif.) campaign is facing a crucial moment. As Arnie Parnes reports, Harris has lost steam in polling consistently over the past month and has

interest rate cuts by the central bank. He says he's not convinced that slowing trade and global growth will significantly hobble the U.S. economy (Bloomberg). "We're likely to have a second half of the year that's much closer to 2 percent growth,"he said during a Bloomberg Television interview. "I'm not

president (The Hill). *** POLITICS & CAMPAIGNS: Nearly two months after she made waves in the first round of Democratic presidential debates, Sen. Kamala Harris's (D- Calif.) campaign is facing a crucial moment. As Amie Parnes reports, Harris has lost steam in polling consistently over the past month and has