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Jack Fitzpatrick on Today’s Impeachment Vote with Bloomberg Radio

January 13, 2021
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick previewed today’s impeachment vote in the House of Representatives as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Dan Snyder on Covid-Related Government Spending with Federal News Network

January 13, 2021
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder discussed the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on government spending and what trends will continue into 2021 with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Post-Inauguration Agenda with Federal News Network

January 11, 2021
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discusses Congress’s plans for after January 20, including the 2022 budget and confirmation hearings, with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Nancy Ognanovich on Impeachment, Capitol Hill Riot with Bloomberg Radio

January 12, 2020

Bloomberg Government Senior Capitol Hill Reporter Nancy Ognanovich was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the push to impeach President Trump for a second time in the wake of last week’s storming of the U.S.. Capitol.

Emily Wilkins on Today’s Georgia Senate Runoff Elections With Bloomberg Radio

January 5, 2020

Bloomberg Government Congressional and Campaigns Reporter Emily Wilkins called into Bloomberg Surveillance from Georgia, where she is covering the state’s Senate runoff elections today.

Ayanna Alexander on Biden’s Racial Justice Policies with Bloomberg Radio

December 30, 2020

Bloomberg Law Social Justice Reporter Ayanna Alexander appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President-elect Biden’s vow to reverse President Donald Trump’s policies on matters of racial justice after the killing of George Floyd and the Covid-19 pandemic intensified the political spotlight on those issues.

Stephen Lee on New Greenhouse Gas Standards and the EPA Under President Biden on Bloomberg Radio

December 29, 2020

Bloomberg Law Environment Reporter Stephen Lee appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a new rule on Monday to limit greenhouse gas emissions from airplanes. as well as what to expect from the EPA under President Biden and his nominee for administrator of the agency, Michael Regan.

Loren Duggan on the Final Days of the 116th Congress with Federal News Network

December 28, 2020

Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan looks back on the 116th Congress and ahead to the transition to the 117th Congress with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Allyson Versprille on Tax Implications of Stimulus with Bloomberg Radio

December 23, 2020

Senior IRS and Treasury Reporter Allyson Versprille was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the implications of the recent spending package for the IRS in the month before filing season begins.

Loren Duggan on Stimulus Package with Bloomberg Radio

December 22, 2020

Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he reported on the House and Senate voting to send President Donald Trump a roughly $900 billion stimulus package, ending months of negotiations on another round of pandemic aid.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Funding Deal on Bloomberg Radio

December 16, 2020

Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick was on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss congressional leaders cutting it close to Friday night’s funding deadline as they continue to negotiate an omnibus spending bill, which could be combined with a coronavirus relief package.

Jeannie Baumann on Covid-19 Vaccine Rollout With Bloomberg Radio

December 15, 2020
Bloomberg Law Medical Research Reporter Jeannie Baumann discussed the rollout of the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s New Shutdown Deadline with Federal News Network

December 14, 2020
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discusses Congress’s plans to avoid a government shutdown, which may include another round of pandemic relief, with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Siri Bulusu on International Provisions of 2017 Tax Law with Bloomberg Radio

December 9, 2020

Bloomberg Tax Reporter Siri Bulusu was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed how the Treasury Department has implemented the international provisions of the 2017 tax law.

Shira Stein Discusses President-elect Biden’s Health Care Picks With Bloomberg Radio

December 8, 2020
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Shira Stein appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss his health care picks who will be responsible for curbing an increasingly out-of-control pandemic and strengthening and building up the Affordable Care Act.

Emily Wilkins on Georgia Senate Runoff Elections With Bloomberg Radio

December 2, 2020
Bloomberg Government Congressional and Campaigns Reporter Emily Wilkins called into Bloomberg Surveillance from Atlanta where she is covering the upcoming Senate runoff elections that will determine which party controls the Senate.

Jack Fitzpatrick on a Framework Being Reached for a Spending Deal with Bloomberg Radio

December 1, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance as House and Senate appropriators have agreed to the basic framework of a spending deal to fund the government past December 11, however, the White House has been silent on the deal and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy opposes it.

Kimberly Robinson on Southern California NPR Affiliate On SCOTUS Census Case

November 30, 2020
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson appeared on AirTalk with Larry Mantle to discuss a Supreme Court case regarding President Donald Trump’s attempt to exclude people living in the country illegally from the Census and how that could impact California.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s To Do List with Federal News Network

November 30, 2020
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discusses Congress’s plans to keep the federal government funded past December 11 and the status of the National Defense Authorization Act with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Jeannie Baumann on Covid-19 Vaccination with Bloomberg Radio

November 25, 2020
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Jeannie Baumann was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed why it is extremely unlikely that states will require universal Covid-19 vaccination and what role schools and employers will play in the effort.

Paige Smith on Holiday Plan Job Restrictions With Bloomberg Radio

November 24, 2020
Bloomberg Law Labor Reporter Paige Smith was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the kinds of questions employers can ask employees about Thanksgiving and general holiday whereabouts, including travel and personal interactions.

Jacquie Lee On A GAO Report Regarding The FDA & Covid-19 Therapies With Bloomberg Radio

November 18, 2020
Health Care Reporter Jacquie Lee was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she reported on the GAO recommending the FDA be more transparent about the data it uses when deciding which Covid-19 therapies can hit the market.

Ken Doyle on the FEC’s Revival with Bloomberg Radio

November 17, 2020
Campaign Finance Reporter Ken Doyle appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the Federal Election Commission getting set for revival after being sidelined during the most expensive election in U.S. history.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Prelude to Lame Duck Session with Federal News Network

November 16, 2020
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discusses the internal housekeeping items and bills critical to to keep the government functioning that Congress will focus on in the week ahead on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Government Funding Deadline With Bloomberg Radio

November 11, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed how lawmakers are facing a December 11 deadline to fund the government and avert a shutdown, but their partisan differences over the coronavirus response are making it more difficult to agree to an omnibus spending bill.

Lydia Wheeler on Latest Legal Challenge to Obamacare on Bloomberg Radio

November 10, 2020
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Lydia Wheeler reported on the latest Supreme Court case to challenge the Affordable Care Act’s constitutionality in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Rob Levinson on FY21 Intelligence Budgets with Federal News Network

November 5, 2020
Bloomberg Government Senior Analyst Rob Levinson discusses a slimmer intelligence budget for the Department of Defense and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence in FY 2021 on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Greg Giroux on Status of White House Race with Bloomberg Radio

November 4, 2020

Bloomberg Government Elections Report Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss where things stand in the presidential race and the margins in the states that have yet to be called.

Greg Giroux on Today’s Election on Bloomberg Radio

November 3, 2020

Bloomberg Government Elections Reporter Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss what to watch for in today’s election and the outlook for the Senate.

Loren Duggan on What’s Ahead for Congress with Federal News Network

November 2, 2020
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discusses Congress’s plans for election week on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Ellen Barker Authors FEI Daily Article on CARES Act

November 3, 2020

Bloomberg Tax & Accounting Subject matter Expert Ellen Barker authored an article in FEI Daily on how the 2020 CARES Act could make a company ripe for material weakness if not addressed properly.

Colin Wilhelm on Lame Duck Covid-19 Relief With Bloomberg Radio

October 28, 2020

Bloomberg Tax’s Colin Wilhelm was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the challenges facing Congress if they have to put together another coronavirus aid package during a lame duck session.

Jordan Rubin on Amy Coney Barrett Joining The Supreme Court with Bloomberg Radio

October 27, 2020

Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Jordan Rubin spoke with Bloomberg Surveillance regarding Amy Coney Barrett joining the Supreme Court as its newest justice just ahead of Election Day as the Court is preparing to weigh in on various election-related disputes and a key argument on Obamacare.

Alex Ruoff On Bloomberg Radio Discussing Republicans’ Claims ACA Is Working Under Their Stewardship

October 21, 2020
Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss Republicans’ claims that the ACA is working well under Trump and a Republican-controlled Senate in an attempt to undercut Democrats’ central electoral message.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Major Coronavirus Stimulus Bill With Bloomberg Radio

October 20, 2020
In an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance, Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick discussed how Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Steven Mnuchin continue to try to negotiate a major coronavirus stimulus bill, while Senate Republicans may not be on the same page as the Trump administration.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Next Stimulus Bill with Federal News Network

October 19, 2020
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discusses what’s head for Congress, including a possible stimulus bill for pandemic response, on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Rob Levinson on Civilian Agency Contract Spending with Government Matters

October 15, 2020
Bloomberg Government Senior Analyst Rob Levinson breaks down contract spending in fiscal 2020 and the impact of COVID-19 with ABC’s Government Matters.

David Hood on Bank Reserves With Bloomberg Radio

October 14, 2020
Bloomberg Tax Reporter David Hood appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss how banks this quarter are expecting to yet again beef up the reserves they have to set aside to cover losses on failing loans, as required by major new accounting rules.

Kimberly Robinson on Confirmation Hearing For Judge Amy Coney Barrett on Bloomberg Radio

October 13, 2020
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance, discussing the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing for Judge Amy Coney Barrett and the tenets of originalism and textualism.

Jack Fitzpatrick on President Trump’s Stimulus About Face on Bloomberg Radio

October 7, 2020
In an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance, Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick of Bloomberg Government reported on President Trump abruptly halting talks on another stimulus bill until after the election.

Cameron Leuthy on Air Force and Space Force Budgets with Government Matters

October 5, 2020
Bloomberg Government Analyst Cameron Leuthy discussed the fiscal 2021 budget requests for the Air Force and Space Force on ABC’s Government Matters.

Loren Duggan on What’s Ahead for Congress with Federal News Network

October 5, 2020
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discussed the continuing resolution for the 2021 fiscal year, a possible pandemic stimulus, the Supreme Court nominee, and other issues facing Congress

Ken Doyle On Tide of Political Ads On Bloomberg Radio

September 30, 2020
Campaign Finance Reporter Ken Doyle of Bloomberg Government discussed how a $13 billion tidal wave of money crashing into the 2020 election, is causing an unprecedented flood of political advertising as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Perry Cooper On Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s Rulings and Writings on Bloomberg Radio

September 29, 2020
Bloomberg Law’s Perry Cooper appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss her reporting on how Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s rulings and academic writings might foreshadow how she would rule on issues likely to come before the Supreme Court.

Jack Fitzpatrick On The Passage of A Funding Bill With Bloomberg Radio

September 23, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the House’s passage of a stopgap funding measure through December 11, overcoming a fight over farm and nutrition aid and preparing for a frantic lame duck session at the end of the year.

Madison Alder On Supreme Court Size With Bloomberg Radio

September 22, 2020

Judiciary Reporter Madison Alder appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to report on how Democrats are beginning to feel pressure from the left to consider expanding the size of the Supreme Court in the wake of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death. something easier said than done.

Loren Duggan on Continuing Resolution for FY21 with Federal News Network

September 21, 2020
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discussed the continuing resolution for the 2021 fiscal year taking shape in Congress on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Roxana Tiron on the National Defense Authorization Act with Federal News Network

September 17, 2020
Bloomberg Government Senior National Security Reporter Roxana Tiron discussed the differences in the House and Senate versions of the National Defense Authorization Act on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Travis Tritten on Pentagon And Climate Change With Bloomberg Radio

September 16, 2020

Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss how the Pentagon, which has been studying how climate change will affect its readiness, but military leaders are now reticent to use the term, wary of crossing President Trump who has labeled it a Chinese hoax.

Jack Fitzpatrick On Stimulus Legislation With Bloomberg Radio

September 15, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick joined Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the status of the coronavirus stimulus legislation as little time remains for negotiations as lawmakers aim to pass a funding stopgap before leaving Washington.

Jacquie Lee On Bloomberg Radio on Covid-19 Vaccine

September 9, 2020
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Jacquie Lee was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the latest developments related to a Covid-19 vaccine and a concern among health leaders that President Trump is pushing the FDA to cut corners in the approval process.

Emily Wilkins on Congress’s To-Do List With Bloomberg Radio

September 8, 2020
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership reporter Emily Wilkins was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed Congress returning from its Labor Day recess with a to-do list that includes preventing a government shutdown and attempting to negotiate another Covid-19 stimulus package.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Congress’s Continuing Resolution Talks with Federal News Network

September 8, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick discussed Congress’s continuing resolution negotiations, as well as a new pandemic response bill, with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Allyson Verpsrille On Payroll Tax Deferral With Bloomberg Radio

September 1, 2020

Senior IRS and Treasury Reporter Allyson Versprille appeared as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President Trump’s payroll tax deferral taking effect with many companies poised to pass on the benefit because they still have unanswered questions.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Plans For the End of the Fiscal Year with Federal News Network

August 31, 2020
Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan discussed Congress’s plans for the last month of the fiscal year, including funding for the U.S. Postal Service and appropriations bills, with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Jeannie Baumann on FDA Commissioner Walking Back Comments Regarding Coronavirus Treatment On Bloomberg Radio

August 26, 2020

Medical Research Reporter Jeannie Baumann appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn recently walking back comments he made at a White House press conference on the benefits of convalescent plasma.

Victoria Graham on Companies Urging FTC To Seek Rehearing in Qualcomm Case on Bloomberg Radio

August 25, 2020

Antitrust Reporter Victoria Graham appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a group of companies, including automakers Honda and Ford, urged the Federal Trade Commission to seek a rehearing in an antitrust case the government lost against chipmaker Qualcomm Inc.

Laura Criste on Zero Trust with Federal News Network

August 21, 2020
Bloomberg Government Federal Market Analyst Laura Criste discussed the zero trust IT networks that a growing number of agencies are evaluating with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Emilie Burnette on State Tax Survey With FEI Daily

August 19, 2020
Emilie Burnette, Practice Lead, State Tax Analysis and Content, discussed the key takeaways from the 2020 Bloomberg Tax & Accounting State Tax Survey in an interview in FEI Daily.

Sam Skolnik on Technology, Privacy Concerns of Online Bar Exams on Bloomberg Radio

August 19, 2020

Bloomberg Law Reporter Sam Skolnik appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the technology and privacy concerns of administering bar exams online, something one third of U.S. states plan to do this fall.

Courtney Rozen on Transit Shifts Due to Covid-19 on Bloomberg Radio

August 18, 2020

Bloomberg Government Transportation Reporter Courtney Rozen appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss how public transportation leaders are rethinking how to serve riders who depend on them while adjusting to the possibility that many commuters who abandoned mass transit during the Covid-19 pandemic will never return.

Loren Duggan on Forthcoming Congressional Legislation with Federal News Network

August 17, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed what issues Congress may take up next with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

CPA Practice Advisor Reviews Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Fixed Assets

August 12, 2020

CPA Practice Advisor reviewed Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Fixed Assets, giving the solution five out of a possible five stars.

Ally Verpsrille on Payroll Taxes and President Trump’s Executive Order on Bloomberg Radio

August 12, 2020

Ally Versprille, a senior IRS and Treasury reporter at Bloomberg Tax, appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President Trump’s executive order delaying the collection of some taxes normally taken out of workers’ paychecks and the onus being placed on the Treasury Department to make this happen by September 1.

Amanda Iacone Discusses PPP Fallout On Bloomberg Radio

August 11, 2020
Bloomberg Tax’s Amanda Iacone discusses fallout from the hastily rolled out Paycheck Protection Program and how it has pitted small CPA firms, lawyers, and consultants against some of the nation’s largest banks in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Dan Snyder on Defense Guidelines for Contractors with Government Matters

August 5, 2020
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder discussed what guidance the Defense Department has issued to contractors and what to watch with defense spending in the fourth quarter on ABC’S Government Matters.

Jeannie Baumann on Bloomberg Radio On Covid-19 Treatments

August 5, 2020
Medical Research Reporter Jeannie Baumann discussed emerging treatments for Covid-19 patients on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Allyson Versprille Discusses New IRS Regulations With Bloomberg Radio

August 4, 2020

Senior IRS and Treasury Reporter Allyson Versprille was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she reported on new IRS regulations that crack down on the use of planning strategies hedge funds and private equity funds set up to doge rules restricting their managers’ ability to pay less tax on some of their pay.

Loren Duggan on the Week Ahead in Congress with Federal News Network

August 3, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed the Senate’s plans as they return this week, as well as the 2021 budget, with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Jack Fitzpatrick On Stimulus Talks With Bloomberg Radio

July 29, 2020
Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick called into Bloomberg Surveillance with an update on the fast-moving negotiations on Capitol Hill regarding another coronavirus relief package.

Shira Stein on Drug Pricing with Bloomberg Radio

July 28, 2020
Shira Stein, health care reporter for Bloomberg Law, appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and provided insights on President Trump’s new executive orders related to efforts to lower drug prices, which many see primarily as a move to repair his standing with voters on health care.

Dan Snyder on Government Contracting in FY20 and FY21 with Federal News Radio

July 27, 2020
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder discussed larger government contracts emerging by end of fiscal 2020 and early into FY 2021 with Amtower Off Center.

Travis Tritten on Space Force with Federal News Radio

July 20, 2020
Bloomberg Government Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten discussed details of states vying to become the new Space Force’s home with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Maeve Allsup on Black Shoppers and Harassment With Bloomberg Radio

July 22, 2020
Legal Reporter Maeve Allsup appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and discussed how major retailers have frequently been accused of racially profiling, harassing, and illegally arresting Black shoppers, who have brought those claims to court and faced uphill battles due to how federal courts interpret civil rights law.

Madison Alder on Threats Faced By Federal Judges on Bloomberg Radio

July 21, 2020
Judiciary Reporter Madison Alder discusses how a shooting at a federal judge’s home highlights the risks for judges outside court in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Loren Duggan on Stimulus Bills with Federal News Radio

July 20, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed the week ahead for Congress, including different stimulus bills from the House and Senate, with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Shira Stein on CDC’s Covid-19 Survey with Bloomberg Radio

July 15, 2020
Health Care Reporter Shira Stein was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed a CDC nationwide survey to understand how many people in the U.S. have already had Covid-19.

Jordan Rubin On The Death Penalty And The Courts With Bloomberg Radio

July 14, 2020
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Jordan Rubin appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed the current state of the death penalty in the U.S. and at the U.S. Supreme Court.

Chris Cornillie on Cancellation of Alliant 2 with Federal News Radio

July 10, 2020
Bloomberg Government Federal Markets Analyst Chris Cornillie discussed the GSA’s cancellation of its Alliant 2 small business program and its possible replacement on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Kimberly Robinson on SCOTUS Rulings With Southern California NPR Station

July 9, 2020
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson appeared as a guest on Air Talk with Larry Mantle on KPCC Radio on the Supreme Court issuing a mixed verdict on demands for President Trump’s financial records that will keep his tax returns, banking and other documents out of the public eye for the time being.

Ellen Gilmer on Dakota Access Pipeline on WNYC

July 7, 2020
Ellen Gilmer appeared on WNYC’s The Takeaway on the Trump administration being dealt a major blow when a district court said the Dakota Access Pipeline must shut down by August 5th.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Agenda with Federal News Radio

July 6, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed the House of Representatives’ two weeks of committee work, including appropriations for fiscal 2021 and another possible stimulus bill, with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Dan Snyder on the BGOV200 with Federal News Radio

July 2, 2020
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder discussed key findings from the BGOV200 on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Lydia Wheeler on SCOTUS Ruling with Obamacare Impact on Bloomberg Radio

July 1, 2020
Lydia Wheeler, health care reporter at Bloomberg Law, was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance today where she provided insights related to a Supreme Court ruling that has nothing to do with health care but could signal how the court will rule when Obamacare comes before the court next term.

Courtney Rozen on TSA Screening Protocols With Bloomberg Radio

June 30, 2020
Bloomberg Government Transportation Reporter Courtney Rozen appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed how the TSA is balancing security with public health in screening airline passengers.

Sam McQuillan Discusses Unforeseen Beneficiaries of State Tax Production Credits with Bloomberg Radio

June 24, 2020
Bloomberg Tax Reporter Sam McQuillan discussed his months-long investigation into how the biggest U.S. corporations and high-net-worth individuals have emerged as some of the primary beneficiaries of state tax breaks intended to attract the production of movies, TV series, and commercials as a guest this morning on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Shira Stein on Trump Administration’s Push to Increase U..S. Drug Manufacturing With Bloomberg Radio

June 23, 2020

Bloomberg Law Reporter Shira Stein appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the Trump administration’s push to increase U.S.-based manufacturing of drugs and devices after shortages during the Covid-19 pandemic due to overseas productions., a lofty undertaking that will require undoing 30 years of offshoring and will take several federal agencies, years of jumping through regulatory hoops, and hundreds of millions of dollars.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Agenda with Federal News Radio

June 22, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed the forthcoming agenda for Congress’s long agenda, including topical issues like DC statehood and police reform, on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Amanda Iacone on Bloomberg Radio Discussing Switch To Remote Auditing

June 17, 2020
Bloomberg Tax Accounting Reporter Amanda Iacone was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance, where she discussed how the largest U.S. accounting firms are adjusting to have to switch to remote auditing.

Robert Iafolla On Efforts To Defund the Police On Bloomberg Radio

June 16, 2020
Robert Iafolla, labor reporter for Bloomberg Law, appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss police unions’ ability to block measures to “defund the police.”

Jeannie Baumann on States’ Public Health Funding and Covid-19 with Bloomberg Radio

June 11, 2020
Jeannie Baumann, health care reporter for Bloomberg Law, appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss her reporting that decades of cuts in public health funding have crumbled the nation’s public health infrastructure, leaving health departments without the tools and the people they needed to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Jack Fitzpatrick on House Appropriations with Federal News Radio

June 8, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick discussed what’s head for Congress with regard to appropriations for the 2021 fiscal year on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Joseph Bailey and Shaina Lippman On Asset Impairment in FEI Daily

June 3, 2020

Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Shaina Lippman and Joseph Bailey bylined an article in FEI Daily on Covid-19’s impact on financial reporting and the corporate balance sheet.

Shaun Courtney on President Trump and Antifa with Bloomberg Radio

June 3, 2020

Homeland Security Reporter Shaun Courtney discusses President Trump’s calls for Antifa to be named a domestic terror organization and why that might distract from the threats from ISIS and white supremacists as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance

Greg Giroux on Today’s Elections on Bloomberg Radio

June 2, 2020

Bloomberg Government Elections Reporter Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and previewed the primary elections taking place today in seven states, one of the busiest days of voting on the calendar.

Colin Wilhelm on Next Covid-19 Relief Package with Bloomberg Radio

May 27, 2020

Colin Wilhelm, Bloomberg Tax Capitol Hill Reporter, was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he weighed in on the next coronavirus relief package and what Democrats and Republicans hope to see in the bill.

Loren Duggan on What’s Ahead For Congress with Federal News Radio

May 26, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed Congress’s long agenda, including a possible fourth stimulus bill, on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Alex Ruoff on Opening Hospitals for Elective Care with Bloomberg Radio

May 20, 2020

Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed health care issues amid Covid-19, including the prospect of hospitals re-opening for elective procedures.

Ken Doyle On Covid-19, Campaign Ads, and the 2020 Election with Bloomberg Radio

May 19, 2020

Bloomberg Government’s Ken Doyle discusses the Covid-19 pandemic’s on campaign advertising and the lack of transparency for online ads as the 2020 election approaches as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Sara Hansard on Health Insurers and Covid-19 with Bloomberg Radio

May 14, 2020
Bloomberg Law’s Sara Hansard appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss health insurers, who are doing well so far this year because medical care that has been deferred due to hospital shutdowns for non-Covid-19 care as well as patients’ lower use of everything from emergency rooms to check-up visits — outweighing costs from Covid-19 treatments.

Paige Smith on Legal Issues For Businesses Cutting Pay on Bloomberg Radio

May 12, 2020
Bloomberg Law’s Paige Smith looks at what attorneys are telling businesses looking to cut pay during the coronavirus pandemic as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Loren Duggan on Potential Return of Congress with Federal News Radio

May 11, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed the return of the Senate, the House’s plans for return, and potential additional emergency legislation related to Covid-19 on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Kimberly Robinson On NPR Discussing The Second Week of SCOTUS’s Arguments By Phone

May 11, 2020
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson appeared on Air Talk with Larry Mantle to discuss the second week of the Supreme Court’s arguments by phone with cases on employment discrimination, President Trump’s taxes and presidential electors.

Valerie Bauman on Gilead’s Covid-19 Treatment with Bloomberg Radio

May 6, 2020
Senior Health Care Reporter Valerie Bauman discussed Gilead Sciences and its Covid-19 treatment remdesivir on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Courtney Rozen on Covid-19’s Impact on Frontline Transportation Workers with Bloomberg Radio

May 5, 2020
Bloomberg Government Transportation Reporter Courtney Rozen reports on the devastating impact Covid-19 is having on frontline transportation worker, many of whom are minorities, on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Rob Levinson on Navy Budget with Federal News Radio

May 1, 2020
Bloomberg Government Senior Analyst Rob Levinson discussed the Navy’s spending with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Shira Stein With Bloomberg Radio On The Sidelining of Trump Administration’s Health Policy Priorities

April 29, 2020
Bloomberg Law’s Shira Stein was on Bloomberg Surveillance today to discuss how the coronavirus outbreak has forced the Trump administration to at least temporarily delay its plans to finalize and carry out some of its key health policy plans.

Dan Snyder on Government Contracting Landscape with Federal News Radio

April 27, 2020
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder discussed government contracting opportunities with Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Loren Duggan on Covid-19 Stimulus with Federal News Radio

April 27, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed the latest Covid-19 stimulus bill on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Erin Mulvaney on Lawsuits for Contracting Coronavirus the Job on Bloomberg Radio

April 22, 2020
Bloomberg Law Senior Legal Reporter Erin Mulvaney appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance reporting on the hurdles faced by workers who contract Covid-19 at work when it comes to suing their employers.

Leslie Pappas on Potential Uptick in Bankruptcies on Bloomberg Radio

April 21, 2020
Bloomberg Law Correspondent Leslie Pappas appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance reporting on the U.S. bankruptcy system, which risks being overwhelmed by a wave of previously healthy companies hurt by the coronavirus seeking relief all at once in the months ahead.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Covid-19 Legislation on Bloomberg Radio

April 15, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed potential forthcoming Congressional legislation for Covid-19 relief.

Michael Bologna on Covid-19’s Impact on State Revenue Programs on Bloomberg Radio

April 14, 2020
Bloomberg Tax Correspondent Michael Bologna appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to share insights from his story on things states might do to restructure their revenue programs to minimize downside risks and nurture revenue recoveries when normal economic activity resumes.

Loren Duggan on What’s Ahead for Congress with Federal News Radio

April 13, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed Covid-19 relief and other forthcoming legislation on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Brenna Goth on Arizona’s About-Face on Essential Businesses on NPR’s All Things Considered

April 6, 2020
Bloomberg Government State Correspondent Brenna Goth was on NPR’s All Things Considered discussing Arizona Governor Doug Ducey’s (R) about-face on barber shops and beauty salons being deemed essential businesses.  

Sam McQuillan Discusses Tourism’s Decline Due to Covid-19 & The Impact on States’ Coffers

April 8, 2020
Bloomberg Tax’s Sam McQuillan was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he weighed in on how the precipitous falloff in tourism due to the Covid-19 pandemic is adversely impacting states that depend on taxes from travel and gaming to fund their budgets

Dan Stoller on Covid-19 Privacy Risks for Schools and Educators

April 7, 2020
Privacy and Data Security Reporter Dan Stoller was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed the coronavirus pandemic creating privacy risks for schools and education technology companies that rushed to implement tools to avoid cancelling the school years.

Valerie Bauman on Health Care Regulation Changes in Response to Covid-19 with Bloomberg Radio

April 1, 2020
Health Law Reporter Valerie Bauman was on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the Trump administration rolling out changes to health care regulations in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, temporarily eliminating red tape to make it easier for health workers on the front lines to deliver critically needed care.

Dan Snyder on Government Contracting Guidance for Covid-19 with Federal News Radio

April 1, 2020
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder discussed Bloomberg Government’s guidance for federal contractors taking on work related to Covid-19 on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Amanda Iacone On Balance Sheets’ Return to Prominence on Bloomberg Radio

March 31, 2020
Financial Accounting Reporter Amanda Iacone appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss investors increasing focus on balance sheets – how much cash companies have in the bank, what credit lines they could draw down, and what debt they owe – in this period of economic uncertainty.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Covid-19 Relief Bill with Federal News Radio

March 30, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed what’s included for federal agencies in the recent Covid-19 relief legislation on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Stimulus for Federal Agencies with Government Matters

March 30, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on ABC’s Government Matters to discuss the new stimulus deal for federal agencies.

Jeannie Baumann Discussing Covid-19 Therapies and Vaccines with Bloomberg Radio

March 25, 2020
Medical Research Reporter Jeannie Baumann was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the need for the biotech industry to move now on ramping up manufacturing for Covid-19 therapies and vaccines to prevent patients from seeing delays in accessing these treatments.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Status of Coronavirus Relief Legislation with Bloomberg Radio

March 24, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed the status of the coronavirus relief legislation making its way through Congress.

Jordan Rubin on Bloomberg Radio Discussing Covid-19 Impact on the Supreme Court

March 18, 2020
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Jordan Rubin appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss how the Supreme Court is managing the coronavirus threat, including delaying arguments and working remotely.

Jeannie Baumann on COVID-19 Vaccine with Bloomberg Radio

March 17, 2020
Bloomberg Law health care reporter Jeannie Baumann joined Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the latest developments in a vaccine for COVID-19.

Ken Savell on Best Practices for E-Filing in CPA Practice Advisor

March 10, 2020
Senior Tax Analyst Ken Savell bylined an article in CPA Practice Advisor on best practices to help avoid e-filing tax return problems.

Chris Opfer on Unions & 2020 Election and AFL-CIO Lawsuit with Bloomberg Radio

March 10, 2020
Bloomberg Law Deputy Team Lead Chris Opfer joined Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss unions’ role in the 2020 elections and a new lawsuit by the AFL-CIO against the Trump administration.

Genevieve Douglas on Challenges for Companies Safeguarding Workers Amid Coronavirus

March 4, 2020
Bloomberg Law Reporter Senior Elections Reporter Genevieve Douglas appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the risks and compliance employers but balance as coronavirus spreads.

Dan Snyder on Government Contracting in 2020 with Government Matters

March 3, 2020
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder appeared on ABC’s Government Matters to discuss the biggest trends in government contracting this fiscal year.

Greg Giroux on Super Tuesday’s Congressional Primaries with Bloomberg Radio

March 3, 2020
Bloomberg Government Senior Elections Reporter Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed what to look for in Super Tuesday’s Congressional Primaries.

Nancy Ognanovich on What’s Ahead for the Senate with Government Matters

March 2, 2020
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership Reporter Nancy Ognanovich appeared on ABC’s Government Matters to discuss what’s ahead for the U.S. Senate.

Loren Duggan on What’s Ahead for Congress with Federal News Radio

March 2, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed what to expect from Congress this week, including helping with staff shortages at airports, on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Roxana Tiron and Travis Tritten on the FY21 Military Budget with Government Matters

February 26, 2020
Bloomberg Government Senior National Security Reporter Roxana Tiron and Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten appeared on ABC’s Government Matters to discuss what Congress thinks about the FY21 military budget request and what that means for future Pentagon plans.

Kimberly Robinson on NPR Discussing Upcoming SCOTUS Cases

February 25, 2020
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson appeared on KPCC’s AirTalk with Larry Mantle to discuss the biggest cases the justices will hear in the coming months.

Nancy Ognanovich on Key Issues for Congress with Bloomberg Radio

February 25, 2020
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership Reporter Nancy Ognanovich appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed issues that the Senate may take up, including infrastructure.

Keshia Clukey On New York’s Plastic Bag Ban with WUTQ Radio

February 20, 2020
Correspondent Keshia Clukey discussed New York’s forthcoming ban on single-use plastic bags with Talk of the Town.

Cheryl Bolen on Government AI Risks with Bloomberg Radio

February 19, 2020
Bloomberg Law White House Correspondent Cheryl Bolen appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the risks and opportunities that come with the growing use of artificial intelligence in the federal government.

Sara Hansard on Employers’ Health Care Costs on Bloomberg Radio

February 18, 2020
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Sara Hansard appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the cost of providing health care to the nation’s 160 million employees with employer-sponsored insurance, which showed signs of moderating in 2018, compared to the general economy.

Jack Fitzpatrick on the Federal Budget with Federal News Radio

February 17, 2020
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick discussed the White House’s 2021 budget and Congress’s reaction on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Jon Reid on T-Mobile-Sprint Merger with Bloomberg Radio

February 12, 2020
Bloomberg Law telecom reporter Jon Reid appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance, discussing T-Mobile and Sprint clearing their biggest hurdle to close their $26.5 billion merger after the companies prevailed in a multi-state lawsuit seeking to block the deal. While the merger is likely to go through this year, the companies still need approval from California’s telecom regulator in order to operate in the state.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Trump Administration’s FY 2021 Budget Request on Bloomberg Radio

February 11, 2020
Bloomberg Government’s Jack Fitzpatrick appeared today on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2021 budget request, which calls for ditching the bipartisan budget caps agreement reached last year, cutting domestic spending for the Departments of Health and Human Services, Housing and Urban Development and Education, among others. But its projections to slash the deficit rely on GDP growth estimates that are far beyond mainstream projections.

Emily Wilkins on the State of the Union with Bloomberg Radio

February 5, 2020
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership reporter Emily Wilkins was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance, where she discussed President Trump’s State of the Union address.

Greg Giroux on the Iowa Caucus with Bloomberg Radio

February 4, 2020
Bloomberg Government Senior Elections Reporter Greg Giroux was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance, where he discussed the Iowa caucus.

Loren Duggan on What’s Ahead for Congress with Federal News Radio

February 3, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses what to expect from Congress this week on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Michaela Ross on DHS Oversight of Coronavirus with Bloomberg Radio

January 29, 2020
Bloomberg Government Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance, where she discussed lawmakers’ concerns over the Department of Homeland Security’s plans to protect Americans from coronavirus.

Chris Cornillie on Federal IT Spending with Government Matters

January 28, 2020
Bloomberg Government Federal Markets Analyst Chris Cornillie discussed trends in federal IT spending on Government Matters.

Colin Wilhelm on Infrastructure Legislation With Bloomberg Radio

January 27, 2020
Bloomberg Tax Capitol Hill Reporter Colin Wilhelm was a guest this morning on Bloomberg Surveillance, where he discussed the House Ways and Means Committee revisiting the toughest part of crafting a major infrastructure package: figuring out how to pay for it.

Ryan Sheehan on Bonus Depreciation in Industry Today

January 23, 2020
Bloomberg Tax Senior Product Manager Ryan Sheehan bylined an article in Industry Today on the impact of bonus depreciation on the manufacturing industry.

Jordan Rubin on New SCOTUS Rule with Bloomberg Radio

January 23, 2020
Supreme Court Reporter Jordan Rubin appeared on Bloomberg Radio to discuss the Supreme Court’s new rule giving advocates two uninterrupted minutes to argue their cases before they are interrupted by questions from the justices.

Loren Duggan on the Launch of Senate Impeachment with Federal News Radio

January 20, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses the launch of the Senate impeachment trial on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Keshia Clukey on The Week in Albany on WCNY Radio

January 17, 2020
Correspondent Keshia Clukey discussed the news of the week from the state capitol in Albany on Capitol Pressroom.

Dan Snyder on Federal Contracting in 2020 with Federal News Radio

January 16, 2020
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder discussed federal contracting in 2020 on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Keshia Clukey on WMHT on Governor Cuomo’s Upcoming Address

January 16, 2020
Correspondent Keshia Clukey appeared on the PBS station’s program New York Now to preview Governor Cuomo’s annual Budget Address.

Emily Wilkins on Impeachment with Bloomberg Radio

January 15, 2020
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership Reporter Emily Wilkins was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed what to expect from the U.S. Senate on impeachment.

Nancy Ognanovich on Impeachment with Bloomberg Radio

January 14, 2020
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership Reporter Nancy Ognanovich was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the logistics of impeachment in the U.S. Senate.

Dean Scott on Phoenix NPR Affiliate on Uranium Mining

January 14, 2020
Bloomberg Environment Reporter Dean Scott appeared on KJZZ Radio to discuss the ongoing debate surrounding new uranium mining around Grand Canyon National Park.

Alex Ruoff on Health Care Spending with Bloomberg Radio

January 7, 2020
Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed administration spending in health care.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Return from Recess with Federal News Radio

January 6, 2020
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses what’s ahead for Congress on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Genevieve Douglas on State Paid Leave Programs with Bloomberg Radio

December 31, 2019
Bloomberg Law reporter Genevieve Douglas was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed new paid family leave benefits in Washington state and how states are increasingly looking to fill the gaps in paid leave in the absence of federal programs.

Emily Wilkins on Congress in 2020 with Government Matters

December 30, 2019
Bloomberg Government Reporter Emily Wilkins discussed Congress and the federal workforce in the new year on Government Matters.

Colin Wilhelm on Temporary Tax Incentives with Bloomberg Radio

December 24, 2019
Bloomberg Tax Congressional Reporter Colin Wilhelm was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed discussed temporary tax breaks, known as extenders, and how they affect industries from race horses to beer brewers.

Loren Duggan on What’s Ahead for Congress with Federal News Radio

December 23, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses what’s ahead for Congress on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Jack Fitzpatrick on 2020 Spending Bills with Government Matters

December 19, 2019
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick discussed the final versions of the FY2020 spending bills and what they contain on ABC’s Government Matters.

Michaela Ross on Airport ID Law On Bloomberg Radio

December 19, 2019
Bloomberg Government Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed a new law requiring stricter identification documents at airports that goes into effect on October 1, 2020 and could create chaos at airports for travelers who have expedited screening services like PreCheck or CLEAR.

Emily Wilkins on House Impeachment Vote with Bloomberg Radio

December 19, 2019
Bloomberg Government reporter Emily Wilkins appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to preview the House of Representatives’ vote on two articles of impeachment against President Donald J. Trump.

Colin Wilhelm on Stalled Tax Legislation with Bloomberg Radio

December 11, 2019
Bloomberg Tax Capitol Hill Reporter Colin Wilhelm spoke to Bloomberg Surveillance on his reporting that members of Congress want to add stalled tax proposals to an end-of-year government funding package to give those tax breaks a chance to become law before next year.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Deadlines with Federal News Radio

December 9, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses Congress’s deadlines for funding and impeachment on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Ken Savell on Tax Planning Strategies in CPA Practice Advisor

December 5, 2019
Bloomberg Tax’s Ken Savell bylined an article in CPA Practice Advisor that highlighted year-end tax strategies that can help businesses reduce their 2019 federal income tax bill.

Amanda Iacone on WeWork’s Financial Reporting And Disclosures with Bloomberg Radio

December 4, 2019
Bloomberg Tax’s Amanda Iacone appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the SEC’s review of WeWork’s financial reporting and disclosures to investors which touts a cash-flow metric that shows that their core services are profitable—after subtracting key costs like rent, marketing, and stock compensation.

Chris Opfer on Bloomberg Radio Regarding NY Lawmakers Allowing Gig Workers to Unionize

December 3, 2019
Deputy Team Lead Chris Opfer was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed New York lawmakers plans to introduce a bill that would go beyond making Uber and Lyft drivers employees by also allowing them to unionize, which could clash with federal labor and antitrust laws.

Valerie Bauman on Bloomberg Radio on Drug Pricing in TV Ads

November 27, 2019
Bloomberg Law’s Valerie Bauman, in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance, discussed the Trump Administration’s claims that it has the power to require drug companies to disclose list prices in television advertising, per a brief filed in the U.S. Court of Appeals.

Kimberly Robinson on Immigration Cases on Supreme Court Docket with Bloomberg Radio

November 26, 2019
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson updated Bloomberg Surveillance on the Trump administration’s focus on immigration crowding the U.S. Supreme Court’s docket with an unusually large number of those cases this term.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Continuing Resolution with Federal News Radio

November 25, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses Congress’s continuing resolution, which pushes the threat of government shutdown back another month, on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Congressional Appropriations on Government Matters

November 24, 2019
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick discussed Congress’s latest continuing resolution and the obstacles in the way of appropriating a full budget on ABC’s Government Matters.

ABA Journal Spotlights Bloomberg Law’s AI Tools

November 22, 2019
The ABA Journal spotlighted legal research tools that leverage artificial intelligence, including Bloomberg Law’s Points of Law and soon-to-debut Brief Analyzer.

Emily Wilkins on Impeachment with Bloomberg Radio

November 21, 2019
Congressional Leadership reporter Emily Wilkins was a guest on Bloomberg Radio’s Sound On discussing impeachment and the 2020 Democratic debate.

Michaela Ross on Election Interference Hearing with Bloomberg Radio

November 20, 2019
Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she recapped an election interference hearing exploring what Congress can do to bolster U.S. political defenses, secure election equipment, and reduce social media propaganda in advance of the 2020 election.

Jacquie Lee on FDA Nominee Hearing with Bloomberg Radio

November 19, 2019
Health Care Reporter Jacquie Lee appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and discussed the issues likely to be raised during the confirmation hearing for oncologist Stephen Hahn to head the FDA.

Nancy Ognanovich on Congressional Spending Negotiations on Government Matters

November 14, 2019
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership Reporter Nancy Ognanvoich discussed Congressional spending negotiations and the possibility of a continuing resolution to fund the government on ABC’s Government Matters.

Ellen Gilmer on Environmentalists and the Border Wall with Bloomberg Radio

November 14, 2019
Bloomberg Environment reporter Ellen Gilmer was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed environmental organizations mounting a slew of legal challenges to President Trump’s border wall.

Hassan Kanu on Supreme Court Civil Rights Case on The Takeaway

November 14, 2019
Labor Reporter Hassan Kanu appeared on WNYC’s The Takeaway to discuss Comcast Corporation v. National Association of African American-Owned Media, which has been called by some the most important civil rights case on the Supreme Court’s docket.

Alex Ruoff on Canada’s U.S. Drug Imports with Bloomberg Radio

November 12, 2019
Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff joined Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss Canadian pharmacy and doctors’ groups pushing their government to oppose the Trump administration’s drug importation plan.

Loren Duggan on Impeachment Hearings and Budget Talks with Federal News Radio

November 12, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses what to expect from Congress this week, including impeachment hearings and budget talks, on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Victoria Graham on States’ Big Tech Antitrust Probes with Bloomberg Radio

November 6, 2019
Bloomberg Law Antitrust Reporter Victoria Graham appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the various constraints state attorneys general may face as they launch sweeping antitrust probes into Alphabet Inc.’s Google and Facebook Inc.

Jordan Rubin on Supreme Court Traffic Stop Case with Broad Implications

November 6, 2019
Supreme Court Reporter Jordan Rubin appeared on the Bloomberg Law podcast to discuss a Supreme Court case about a traffic stop in a case government officials warn has big public safety implications, while defense and advocacy groups raise social justice and privacy concerns.

Valerie Bauman on Opioid Litigation with Bloomberg Radio

November 5, 2019
Health Care Reporter Valerie Bauman appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the judge presiding over the nation’s massive opioid litigation being under increased scrutiny recently due to the high level of secrecy he’s brought to the proceedings.

Sam McQuillan on Players’ Tax Burdens After World Series Victory with Bloomberg Radio

October 31, 2019
Bloomberg Tax Reporter Sam McQuillan was a guest on Sound On where he discussed the tax burdens of the players for the victorious Washington Nationals.

Ken Doyle on Bloomberg Radio Discussing Dark Money

October 30, 2019
Ken Doyle, campaign finance reporter for Bloomberg Government, appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss how a watchdog group’s victory in a long legal battle over donor disclosure could help shine a light on dark money groups gearing up for the 2020 elections.

Sara Hansard on Obamacare Open Enrollment on Bloomberg Radio

October 29, 2019
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Sara Hansard was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance, where she discussed the beginning of open enrollment for Obamacare, with premiums going down and more states upping their game to get people enrolled in the program.

Loren Duggan on What to Expect from Congress with Federal News Radio

October 28, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses what to expect from Congress this week on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Sara Hansard on the ACA Markets Entering 2020 With Bloomberg Radio

October 24, 2019
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Sara Hansard updated Bloomberg Surveillance on the ACA markets, which are stabilizing with premium decreases again slated for 2020 and health insurers coming back into the markets after pulling out in the early years due to heavy losses.

Alex Ruoff on Vaping Executives’ 2019 Political Contributions on Bloomberg Radio

October 22, 2019
Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff discussed the political contributions of executives from companies that make vaping products giving mainly to Republicans so far this year as the industry attempts to ward off legislation some worry may stymie their growing profits in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Rob Levinson on CIA Cloud Computing with Federal News Network

October 21, 2019
Bloomberg Government Analyst Rob Levinson discussed cloud computing and the CIA’s new services contract on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Adam Schrom on ASC 842 Impacts in Supply Chain Brain

October 18, 2019

Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Adam Schrom authored an article for Supply Chain Brain on how the new ASC 842 lease accounting standard will impact transportation and logistics companies

Rob Levinson on OTA Agreements in National Defense

October 17, 2019
Bloomberg Government Analyst Rob Levinson was quoted in National Defense discussing other transaction authority (OTA) agreements and Army contracts.

Paige Smith on Bloomberg Radio Discussing Department of Labor Contractor Watchdog Fines

October 15, 2019
In an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance, Bloomberg Law Labor Reporter Paige Smith discussed the Department of Labor’s contractor watchdog collecting a record amount of fines from workplace discrimination settlements in fiscal year 2019.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Return From Recess with Federal News Radio

October 14, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed what topics Congress may take up after its two-week recess on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Sylvia Carignan on the EPA and Coal Ash Disposal with WFAE Radio

October 10, 2019
Bloomberg Environment Reporter Sylvia Carignan appeared on WFAE Radio in Charlotte to discuss changes proposed by the EPA to relax rules that govern how companies can dispose of coal ash.

Chris Opfer on Labor Board and Union Election Rules with Bloomberg Surveillance

October 9, 2019
Bloomberg Law Deputy Labor & Employment Team Lead Chris Opfer appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the National Labor Relations Board’s move toward revising rules when workers vote whether to join a union, the latest in a long line of moves to undo Obama-era approaches that critics said wrongly favored labor unions.

Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Lisa Fitzpatrick Interviewed in Accounting Today

October 3, 2019
Bloomberg Tax & Accounting President Lisa Fitzpatrick was quoted in Accounting Today regarding how research providers are leveraging technology to aid tax professionals and accountants.

Lydia Wheeler on Nursing Home Crackdown with Bloomberg Radio

October 1, 2019
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Lydia Wheeler appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and discussed the Justice Department’s plans to crack down this fall on nursing homes that abuse and defraud the elderly.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Agenda with Federal News Radio

September 30, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed what remains on Congress’s agenda for the year on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Keisha Clukey On the Week in Albany with WCNY Radio

September 27, 2019
State Correspondent Keisha Clukey recapped the week at the state capitol in Albany as a guest on Capitol Pressroom.

Michaela Ross on Legislation To Curb Illegal Immigration with Bloomberg Radio

September 24, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed Congress’s continuing to defer on major legislation to try and curb the number of undocumented migrants, which is on track to hit about 900,000 this fiscal year, the highest since 2007.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Spending Plan Discussions with Bloomberg Radio

September 18, 2019
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he provided an update on the state of play from Capitol Hill as Senate Democrats threatening to filibuster a Defense spending bill if Republicans don’t negotiate with them on a broader spending plan. At the same time, Congressional leaders continue to negotiate a stopgap funding measure to avoid a shutdown.

Valerie Bauman on Bloomberg Radio on Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy

September 17, 2019
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Valerie Bauman appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy filing and how a judge’s decision could affect a sprawling multi-district lawsuit representing roughly 2,000 plaintiffs over the nation’s opioid crisis.

Alex Ruoff on New Hampshire Radio Discussing Dark Money Ads Ads Targeting Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH)

September 16, 2019
Bloomberg Government Healthcare Reporter Alex Ruoff appeared on Good Morning with Dan Mitchell on WKBK Radio in Keene to discuss dark money ads targeting Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH).

Loren Duggan Updates Federal News Network on 2020 Budget

September 16, 2019
 Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin on what to expect in the week ahead as the House and Senate hammer out 2020 budget and and appropriations.

Michaela Ross on Formation and Role of DHS On 18th Anniversary of 9/11

September 11, 2019
Bloomberg Government Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the formation and role of the Department of Homeland Security 18 years after the 9/11 attacks.

Nancy Ognanovich on Government Funding Deadline with Bloomberg Radio

September 10, 2019
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership Reporter Nancy Ognanvoich updated Bloomberg Surveillance on Congress’s rush to pass a new continuing resolution to head off a funding crisis September 30 when government funds run out.

Keshia Clukey On WCNY Radio Discussing The Week in Albany

September 6, 2019

Correspondent Keshia Clukey appeared on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom to recap the week’s key developments from the state capitol in Albany.

Cameron Leuthy on New TSA Tech Support Contract with Federal News Network

September 5, 2019

Bloomberg Government Analyst Cameron Leuthy appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss the Transportation Security Administration’s request related to a new technology support contract.

Travis Tritten on the Space Force with Bloomberg Radio

September 4, 2019

Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten discussed differences between the Senate and House versions of bills establishing the new Space Force as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Jeannie Baumann on Tech-Related Privacy Concerns Impacting New Medical Treatments on Bloomberg Radio

September 3, 2019
Bloomberg Law healthcare reporter Jeannie Baumann appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and discussed how privacy concerns could stifle growing efforts to use the reams of data collected through Fitbits, Apple Watches, and apps in efforts to develop new medical treatments.

Dan Stoller on Facebook and Cambridge Analytica with Bloomberg Radio

August 27, 2019
Dan Stoller, Bloomberg Law privacy reporter, updated Bloomberg Surveillance on newly released emails showing that Facebook employees called for an investigation into political firm Cambridge Analytica months before the social media giant says it learned about the data scandal.

Ken Doyle on Bloomberg Radio Discussing Potential for Paralysis at the Federal Eleciton Commission

August 29, 2019

Bloomberg Government’s Ken Doyle appeared on Politics, Policy, Power, and Law to discuss the FEC’s inability to enforce federal election laws as the commission will soon have three members and thus lacks the ability to conduct meetings as the 2020 election nears.

Michaela Ross on Changes to Migrant Family Detention with CBS Radio

August 21, 2019
Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross appeared on WCBS Radio in New York City to discuss a new Trump administration rule under which migrant families would face indefinite detention while they await court proceedings.

Ken Doyle on the FEC and NRA Funding Of The 2016 Election With Bloomberg Radio

August 21, 2019
Campaign Finance Reporter Ken Doyle appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss Republican members of the Federal Election Commission blocking an investigation of the source of the $30 million that the National Rifle Association spent to help elect President Trump in 2016.

Dan Snyder on ABC Television Discussing the BGOV200

August 20, 2019
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder appeared on Government Matters and analyzed the federal government contracting landscape based on insights from this year’s BGOV200.

Andrew Wallender on C-SPAN’s Newsmakers with SEIU Head Mary Kay Henry

August 11, 2019
Labor Reporter Andrew Wallender appeared on Newsmakers and spoke with Mary Kay Henry, president of the SEIU, on the issues that will shape the 2020 election.

Loren Duggan On The Appropriations Process With Federal News Network

August 6, 2019
Deputy News Director Loren Duggan updated Federal Drive with Tom Temin on what Congress must do to avoid a government shutdown upon its return from the August recess.

Greg Giroux on Texas’s Shifting Electorate with Bloomberg Radio

August 6, 2019
Elections Reporter Greg Giroux was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed Texas’s shifting electorate in the wake of four Republican members of the House of Representatives announcing in a span of two weeks that they won’t stand for reelection in 2020.

Adam Allington on Pollinators with NPR

August 2, 2019
Environment Reporter Adam Allington appeared on Connecticut Public Radio’s Where We Live and discussed the critical role pollinators play in agriculture and the threats they face.

Dan Snyder Discusses The BGOV200 with Federal News Network

August 2, 2019
Director of Government Contract Analysis Dan Snyder appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss the 2018 BGOV200 and some of the trend behind the data, which showed the government obligated a total of $559 billion dollars last year, the most since fiscal 2010.

Multiple Outlets Spotlight 8th Annual BGOV200

August 1, 2019
Federal Times, Government Executive, Nextgov, and Fedscoop spotlighted the 8th annual BGOV200 which reported that $559 billion was awarded in fiscal year 2018 data for unclassified, prime contracts awarded across all U.S. federal government agencies.

Sara Merken Discusses Capitol One Data Breach with Bloomberg Radio

July 31, 2019
Bloomberg Law privacy reporter Sara Merken discussed a data breach that affected 100 million Capitol One customers on Bloomberg Surveillance – and how the actions state attorneys general are taking in assessing the breach could impact the company.

Colin Wilhelm on Tax Extenders with Bloomberg Radio

July 25, 2019
As a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance, Capitol Hill Tax Reporter Colin Wilhelm discussed the effort in Congress to extend various tax breaks for items ranging from race horses to beer, which are worth billions to industry, and the groups that who want to end them.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Spending Deal With BNN Bloomberg

July 23, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on BNN Bloomberg to discuss the budget agreement reached last night by the House and the Senate that would avoid a government shutdown in the fall.

Loren Duggan Looks Ahead to Mueller Testimony with Federal Network

July 22, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan looks ahead to Robert Mueller’s testimony and other key happenings on Capitol Hill this week on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Alex Ruoff on Health Care Legislation with Bloomberg Radio

July 17, 2019
Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff shared his insights on Bloomberg Surveillance on the first significant piece of health care legislation, which could reach the Senate floor later this month. The bill proposes to stop surprise medical bills and raise the age to buy tobacco and vaping products to 21.

Multiple Outlets Spotlight Forthcoming Bloomberg Law Offering

July 18, 2019
Dewey B Strategic, Legaltech News, and LawSites (Bob Ambrogi) all previewed Bloomberg Law’s Brief Analyzer which was previewed at the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Annual Meeting & Conference.

Ken Crutchfield Bylines Article in CPA Practice Advisor on ASC 842 Compliance

July 17, 2019
Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Ken Crutchfield authored an article in CPA Practice Advisor that provides key tips for solid data management in order to comply with ASC 842.

Ben Penn on Secretary Acosta’s Tenure on All Things Considered

July 12, 2019
Bloomberg Law Labor Reporter Ben Penn appeared on NPR’s All Things Considered to discuss Secretary Acosta’s tenure at the Department of Labor in the wake of his announcement of his upcoming resignation.  

Cameron Leuthy on FBI Spending with Federal News Network

July 11, 2019
Bloomberg Government analyst Cameron Leuthy looks at the FBI’s spending with government contractors for professional support in an interview with Federal Drive with Tom Temin. 

Jack Fitzpatrick on Trump’s Executive Action on Census Citizenship Question with Bloomberg Radio

July 11, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Jack Fitzpatrick updates Bloomberg Surveillance on President Trump’s planned executive action on the Census citizenship question.

Evan Weinberger on Payday Lending Alternatives With Bloomberg Radio

July 10, 2019
Assistant Managing Editor Evan Weinberger on banks offering small-dollar installment loans as alternatives to payday lenders as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Shira Stein on Drug Company Pricing on Bloomberg Radio

July 9, 2019
Bloomberg Law Healthcare Reporter Shira Stein joined Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss her reporting on Congress and the White House overlooking some tactics that drug companies and middlemen use to keep prices high.

Andrea Vittorio on Virtual Shareholder Meetings with Bloomberg Radio

July 3, 2019

Corporate Governance Reporter Andrea Vittorio discussed the growth in the number of public companies shifting their annual shareholder meetings to being virtual events in her appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Greg Giroux on Republican Women In the House of Representatives with Bloomberg Radio

July 2, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s  Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the push by Republican women in the House of Representatives to increase their ranks in 2020 after a disastrous 2018 election left only 13 female GOP members.

Multiple Outlets Cover Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Corporate Tax Survey

July 2, 2019
CPA Practice Advisor and Accounting Today highlighted the key findings from Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s corporate tax survey.

Todd Cheney Column In Fierce Healthcare On New Lease Accounting Standards

June 27, 2019

Managing Editor Todd Cheney authored an article in Fierce Healthcare on how to reduce healthcare industry risk around the new lease accounting standard.

Rob Levinson Analyzes Defense Spending Since WW II on Federal News Network

June 26, 2019
Bloomberg Government Analyst Rob Levinson highlights defense spending trends on operations & maintenance since World War II as a guest on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Shaun Courtney on Boeing’s 737 Max 8 with Bloomberg Radio

June 26, 2019
Bloomberg Government Transportation Reporter Shaun Courtney appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance with an update on Boeing’s 737 Max 8, which could be back in the air before Congress or the public get answers on how it was certified as safe in the first place.

Loren Duggan on Congressional Agenda Pre-July 4th Recess on Federal News Network

June 25, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Loren Duggan discussed the items before Congress in its last week before the July 4th recess on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Kimberly Robinson On Recent SCOTUS Rulings On Sirius XM

June 25, 2019
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson appeared on Sirius XM’s POTUS Politics where she spoke with Morning Briefing host Tim Farley on some of the last rulings of the Court’s current term, including a ruling with major free speech implications.

Madison Alder on President Trump’s Executive Order On Health Care Price Transparency on Bloomberg Radio

June 25, 2019
Bloomberg Law health care reporter Madison Alder updated Bloomberg Surveillance on President Trump’s executive order on health care price transparency which aims to give patients a better idea of what they’re going to be paying for health services

Lydia Beyoud on Facebook and Cryptocurrency with Bloomberg Radio

June 19, 2019
Bloomberg Law financial technology reporter Lydia Beyoud appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the likelihood that Facebook is destined for more congressional hearings in the not-too-distant future, as well as close scrutiny from a litany of regulators, due its move into cryptocurrency.

Travis Tritten on Troop Deployment and Space Force Funding with Bloomberg Radio

June 18, 2019
Bloomberg Government Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten discussed the decision to deploy troops to the Middle East in the midst of mounting tensions with Iran and funding for the Space Force in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Hassan Kanu on WNYC Radio Discussing Supreme Court Case

June 18, 2019
Bloomberg Law Labor Reporter Hassan Kanu appeared on The Takeaway to discuss the Supreme Court agreeing to take up a case brought by a television entrepreneur suing Comcast through a Reconstruction-era law that bans racial discrimination in business contracts for refusing to carry channels from his media company.

Mark Kozeal on Occupational Safety & Health Issues To Watch In Industry Today

June 10, 2019
Bloomberg Environment Product Management Director Mark Kozeal bylined an article on occupational safety and health issues to watch in 2019 for Industry Today.

Jordan Rubin on Supreme Court Death Row Case on Phoenix NPR Station

June 11, 2019
Bloomberg Law Reporter Jordan Rubin was a guest on NPR station KJZZ-AM Radio where he discussed McKinney v. Arizona, a 1991 murder case that will be heard by the United States Supreme Court.

Laura Francis on H-1B Visa Difficulties with Bloomberg Radio

June 12, 2019
Bloomberg Law Immigration Reporter Laura Francis was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the difficulties getting H-1B specialty occupation visas for businesses, which are largely targeting the IT staffing industry.

Michaela Ross on Border Wall Battle Funding With Bloomberg Radio

June 5, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross discussed the potential for another government shutdown over border wall funding in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Paul Murphy Spotlights Multiple Award Contracts with Federal News Network

June 4, 2019

Bloomberg Government federal market analyst Paul Murphy spoke to The Federal Drive’s Tom Temin on the significant growth of multiple award contracts.

Stu Basu on Tax Extenders with Bloomberg Radio

June 4, 2019

Bloomberg Tax’s Stu Basu was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance and previewed a potential showdown between lawmakers in the House and Senate over the renewal of temporary tax breaks for specific industries.

Shira Stein on Tension Between House Democrats and the White House on Bloomberg Radio

May 29, 2019

Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Shira Stein was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance and discussed the White House ignoring a request from lawmakers regarding their decision to stop defending the Affordable Care Act in federal court.

Adam Allington Discusses EPA Product Ban with NPR

May 28, 2019

Bloomberg Environment Reporter Adam Allington appeared in studio on NPR’s On Point to discuss the EPA’s decision to pull a dozen products containing chemicals harmful to honeybees.

Loren Duggan on 2020 Budget Negotiations on Federal News Network

May 28, 2019

In his regular appearance on Federal Drive with Tom Temin, Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses Congress’s return from recess next week and the task ahead of members to ensure the continuity of government going into fiscal 2020.

Adam Allington Discusses “Business of Bees” in California With KQED Radio

May 24, 2019

Bloomberg Environment Reporter Adam Allington appeared on Northern California’s KQED Radio to discuss how bees are supporting California’s lucrative almond groves.

Keshia Clukey Recaps The State Legislature’s Week on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom

May 22, 2019

Bloomberg Law Correspondent Keshia Clukey recapped the past week in Albany as a guest on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom.

Warren Rojas on Retirement Savings Plans On C-SPAN

May 22, 2019

Bloomberg Law Reporter Warren Rojas appeared on C-SPAN and previewed House floor debate on legislation that would increase the flexibility of retirement savings plans, making it easier for employers to offer retirement plans to their employees.

Travis Tritten on House Appropriators Boosting Weapons Programs with Bloomberg Radio

May 22, 2019

Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a vote by House appropriators on its defense funding bill which boosted major weapons programs such while also dealing setbacks to the Pentagon and Trump administration by nixing a Space Force and blocking any defense money for the border.

LawSites Spotlights Bloomberg Law’s Practical Guidance Expansion

May 21, 2019

Bob Ambrogi spotlights Bloomberg Law’s expansion of Practical Guidance resources focused on litigation on LawSites.

Laura Francis Updates Bloomberg Radio on Immigration-Related Developments from Capitol Hill

May 20, 2019

Bloomberg Law immigration reporter Laura Francis appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and provided an update on immigration-related developments from Capitol Hill including DACA and border security.

Alex Ruoff on House Floor Health Care Legislation on C-SPAN

May 15, 2019
Bloomberg Government health care reporter Alex Ruoff appeared on C-SPAN and previewed the health care and prescription drug package being debated on the House floor the following day.

Hassan Kanu on NLRB Position on Gig Workers on Bloomberg Surveillance

May 15, 2019
Hassan Kanu appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss an NLRB memo that stated its position that Uber drivers and other gig workers are independent contractors instead of legal ‘employees,’ effectively excluding those workers from the rights to unionize and other protections granted to employees.

Christine Boeckel on The Impact of Wayfair in Accounting Today

May 14, 2019
Deputy Team Leader Christine Boeckel was featured in Accounting Today discussing Bloomberg Tax’s State Tax Survey which delved into how states are handling sales and use tax reporting one year after the Supreme Court’s monumental South Dakota v. Wayfair decision in 2018.

Loren Duggan on Budget Debate with Federal News Network

May 14, 2019
Deputy News Director Loren Duggan appeared on The Federal Drive with Tom Temin on the budget debate in Congress, which is heating up and showing no signs of a quick resolution.

Shira Stein on C-SPAN Discussing House Health Care Bill

May 9, 2019

Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Shira Stein appeared on C-SPAN to discuss a House bill that would require the Trump administration to rescind a guidance that allows states to forgo certain ACA protections, such as the protection for pre-existing conditions.

Alex Ruoff on Drug Pricing Debate in Congress with Bloomberg Radio

May 8, 2019

Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff shared his perspectives on the likelihood drug pricing legislation moves in Congress this year as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Shira Stein on Healthcare Oversight with Bloomberg Radio

May 6, 2019

Bloomberg Law’s Shira Stein discussed health care oversight on Capitol Hill and how that is impacting the bipartisan issue of drug pricing as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Bloomberg Law’s Keshia Clukey on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom

May 3, 2019

Bloomberg Law Correspondent Keshia Clukey analyzed the news of the week that was as a guest on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom.

Rob Levinson on 5G and Department of Defense with Federal News Network

May 2, 2019

Bloomberg Government analyst Rob Levinson appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss the Defense Department’s request of  ideas from industry about how it might exploit the latest advances in commercial 5G technology for military communications.

Patrick Gregory on President Trump’s First 100 Judicial Appointments with Bloomberg Radio

May 1, 2019

Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Patrick Gregory provided an analysis of President Trump’s first 100 judicial appointments as he passed the century mark threshold this week.  He appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Christine Boeckel on Sales & Use Tax in Accounting Today

May 1, 2019
Deputy Editorial Director Christine Boeckel was interviewed by Accounting Today on sales and use tax reporting in the wake of the Supreme Court’s monumental South Dakota v. Wayfair decision in 2018.

Loren Duggan on Federal News Network Discussing the 2020 Budget Process

Apr 30, 2019

Deputy News Director Loren Duggan appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin discussing lawmakers turning their attention to the 2020 budget – with the road ahead a long one.  He previewed what to expect from his early stage of the appropriations process.

Allyson Versprille on Bloomberg Radio Discussing 2017 Tax Law Change Impacting Aerospace Giants

Apr 29, 2019

Bloomberg Tax’s Allyson Versprille was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance today where she discussed a change in the 2017 tax law that may require some companies to pay more upfront tax on billions of dollars of income that, in the past, they would have been able to spread out over several years. The issue has aerospace giants like Boeing and United Technologies looking to the Treasury Department for help.

Roxana Tiron on the Navy’s Ghost Fleet with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 24, 2019

Bloomberg Government National Security Reporter Roxana Tiron appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the Navy’s plan to significantly invest in robotic ships, aka the Ghost Fleet.

Ken Doyle on Bloomberg Radio Discussing Mueller Report’s Impact on the Federal Election Commission

Apr 22, 2019

Campaign Finance Reporter Ken Doyle was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed how the Mueller report will impact the Federal Election Commission, which will have to overcome deep partisan divisions to take enforcement action or write new rules to protect elections from foreign interference in 2020.

Michaela Ross on Bloomberg Radio Discussing a Bipartisan Call for Action to Respond to the Immigration Surge on the Southwest Border

Apr 17, 2019

Bloomberg Government Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a bipartisan call for billions of dollars and a series of Congressional actions to help curb a surge of migrant families and protect vulnerable children coming across the Southwest border.

Annabelle Gibson Bylines Crytpocurrency Article in FEI Daily

Apr 16, 2019
Bloomberg Tax Managing Editor Annabelle Gibson bylined an article in FEI Daily answering the most common questions related to the taxation of cryptocurrency.

Bob Ambrogi on Bloomberg Law’s Litigation Analytics Enhancements

Apr 16, 2019
Legal technology expert Bob Ambrogi highlighted Bloomberg Law’s enhancements to Litigation Analytics in his LawSites blog.

Stephen Lee On President Trump’s Support for the U.S. Coal Industry with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 15, 2019

Bloomberg Environment’s Stephen Lee updates Bloomberg Surveillance on President Trump’s support for the U.S. coal industry and how that’s manifested itself two years into his presidency.

Allyson Versprille On Congress and President Trump’s Tax Return with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 8, 2019

Bloomberg Tax Capitol Hill Reporter Allyson Versprille was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal’s request of President Trump’s tax return and how that request will affect the relationship between Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill.

Greg Giroux on the Redrawing of Political District Lines and the 2020 Election with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 3, 2019

Bloomberg Government elections reporter Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he talked about the ongoing redrawing of political district lines, raising the stakes in the 2020 election beyond the contests for White House and Congress.

Travis Tritten on Pentagon’s 2020 Budget with Federal News Network

Apr 2, 2019

Bloomberg Government defense reporter Travis Tritten was a guest on Federal Drive with Tom Temin and discussed the Pentagon’s 2020 budget request, which Congress is likely to go along with.

Loren Duggan On Likelihood of Fall Budget Impasse on Federal News Network

Apr 2, 2019

At the halfway point of fiscal year 2019, there’s already discussion around a continuing resolution or 2020. Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed the possibility of another budget showdown later this year as a guest on The Federal Drive.

Roxana Tiron On Pat Shanahan’s Likelihood to Head the DoD Permanently with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 1, 2019

Bloomberg Government’s Roxana Tiron was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed sentiments on Capitol Hill that Acting Defense Secretary Pat Shanahan’s odds to head the agency on a permanent basis are increasingly at risk.

David Schultz on Proposed EPA Changes with Connecticut Public Radio

Mar 29, 2019

Bloomberg Environment Reporter David Schultz appeared on Connecticut Public Radio’s Where We Live where he discussed proposed changes from the EPA that could impact which waterways are protected from pollution.

Kimberly Robinson On Gerrymandering Case with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 27, 2019

Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss oral arguments in two related gerrymandering cases: one on a North Carolina map, drawn by Republicans who explicitly sought a partisan advantage, and the other on a Maryland voting district designed by Democrats to oust a Republican lawmaker.

Chris Ofper on Overtime and Minimum Wage with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 25, 2019

Deputy Team Leader Chris Opfer appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a new Labor Department proposal to expand overtime pay requirements and a bill in Congress that would raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour.

Jerome Ashton on Steel Tariffs in Bloomberg Radio Appearance

Mar 20, 2019

Deputy Team Leader Jerome Ashton appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a Bloomberg Law analysis that found the largest U.S. steel producers have made a majority of the objections to companies’ requests for relief from President Donald Trump’s steel tariffs, sinking many importers’ hopes of escaping the duties.

Michaela Ross on President Trump’s Border Wall Veto with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 18, 2019

Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President Trump using his first veto over a national emergency declaration to fund additional border wall construction – and what’s next in this ongoing battle between the White House and members of both parties on Capitol Hill.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Trump’s Budget Request and Lawmakers’ Reactions with SiriusXM

Mar 14, 2019

Bloomberg Government budget reporter Jack Fitzpatrick updated Sirius XM’s POTUS Channel’s Tim Farley on the 2020 budget proposal, the Administration’s visionary initiatives, and steep non-defense spending cuts.

Laura Francis On Dreamer Legislation

Mar 13, 2019

Immigration Reporter Laura Francis on Bloomberg Surveillance discussing House Democrats’ plans to again introducing legislation to legalize young, undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children.

Michaela Ross on Backlog for Immigration Courts with Federal News Network

Mar 12, 2019

Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss how the ongoing influx of migrants to the United States has created a backlog for immigration courts.

Jack Fitzpatrick on President Trump’s Fiscal 2020 Budget Request with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 11, 2019

Bloomberg Government budget reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President Trump’s fiscal 2020 budget request, which includes $8.6 billion for border fencing and steep non-defense spending cuts.

Sara Merken on Senate Privacy Hearing with Bloomberg TV

Mar 8, 2019

Bloomberg Law privacy reporter Sara Merken appeared on Bloomberg Technology to discuss a hearing at which Senate Homeland Security panel members called for new data security and breach notification legislation after data scandals involving Equifax and Marriott.

Paige Smith On Bloomberg Radio On Walmart Greeters

Mar 6, 2019

Labor Reporter Paige Smith appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the potential liability Walmart faces as it phases its iconic People Greeter position.

Loren Duggan on Debt Ceiling and Border Wall with Federal News Network

Mar 5, 2019

Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss the debt limit and the border wall, both of which will be up for discussion on Capitol Hill this week.

Dean Scott on the Green New Deal with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 4, 2019

Senior Climate Reporter Dean Scott appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the nuts and bolts of the Green New Deal.

Emily Dooley on the Push For Salton Sea Restoration On Air Talk with Larry Mantle

Mar 1, 2019

Bloomberg Environment correspondent Emily Dooley appeared on Air Talk with Larry Mantle on a panel discussing the Salton Sea restoration.

Andrea Vittorio Previews Financial Services Hearing on Bloomberg Radio

Feb 27, 2019

Corporate governance reporter Andrea Vittorio appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to preview a first-of-its-kind  congressional panel focused on diversity in finance.

Jacquie Lee on AIDS Policy and The White House

Feb 25, 2019

Bloomberg Law Health Care Policy Reporter Jacquie Lee joined Bloomberg Surveillance today to discuss the Trump administration’s promise to end AIDS within 10 years at the same time it’s staying silent on complaints accusing insurers of unfair HIV drug coverage.

Travis Tritten On Trump’s Space Force with Bloomberg Radio

Feb 20, 2019

Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President Trump’s executive order to begin creating a Space Force.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Agenda Upon Its Return from Recess on Federal News Network

Feb 19, 2019

Editorial Director Loren Duggan appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss Congress’s agenda upon its return from the current recess.

Michaela Ross on Border Deal With Bloomberg Radio

Feb 13, 2019

Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she weighed on whether President Trump would accept a bipartisan border deal that fell far short of his demands.

Laura Criste on Government’s IT Focus with Federal News Nework

Feb 12, 2019
Laura Criste, federal market analyst at Bloomberg Government, appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin and discussed the outlook for federal IT in 2019.

Rob Levinson and Megan Howard on Proposed Merger on Government Matters

Feb 8, 2019

Robert Levinson, senior defense analyst, and Megan Howard, legislative data analyst, appeared on ABC’s Government Matters to discuss the proposed merger of Defense Department and Veterans health systems, and why the proposal has some in Congress upset.

Cheryl Bolen On 2019 State of the Union with Bloomberg Radio

Feb 6, 2019

Cheryl Bolen, White House reporter for Bloomberg Government, was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the highlights and key takeaways from last night’s State of the Union speech.

Donald Thomas Shares Outlook on 2019 with WashingtonExec

Feb 6, 2019

Bloomberg Government’s Vice President & General Manager of Government Contracting Donald Thomas shares his insights on the market in 2019 with WashingtonExec.

Loren Duggan Previews State of the Union with Federal News Network

Feb 5, 2019

Editorial Director Loren Duggan previewed last night’s State of the Union in an appearance on The Drive.

George Farrah on Checklists to Navigate Tax Reform with Tax Executive

Feb 5, 2019

Editorial Director George Farrah was interviewed by Tax Executive regarding best practices for corporate tax professionals to comply with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Greg Giroux on Fundraising for 2020 Senate Races with Bloomberg Radio

Feb 4, 2019

Elections reporter Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the millions of dollars in campaign contributions amassed by U.S. senators up for re-election in 2020. They Susan Collins (R-ME), Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), and John Cornyn (R-TX).

Alex Ruoff on Senate Hearings On Drug Pricing on Bloomberg Radio

Jan 30, 2019

Bloomberg Government healthcare reporter Alex Ruoff appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed the first of many Senate Finance Committee hearings on drug pricing.

Chris Cornillie on IT Spending on Government Matters

Jan 29, 2019

Chris Cornillie appeared on ABC’s Government Matters and discussed FY18 federal IT spending and what its increase means for government technology.

Robert Iafolla on Seminal NLRB Ruling on The Takeaway

Jan 29, 2019

Bloomberg Law’s Robert Iafolla appeared on WNYC’s The Takeaway to discuss an NLRB ruling that redefines how it characterizes employees and independent contractors, narrowing an Obama-era ruling that would have made it easier for workers to seek federal protection.

Michaela Ross On Immigration-Related Spending with Bloomberg Radio

Jan 28, 2019

Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross discussed the sharp increase in federal contract spending for immigration enforcement and processing as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Paige Smith on Allegations Against Oracle on NPR

Jan 23, 2019

Labor Reporter Paige Smith appeared on San Francisco Bay area NPR member station KQED-FM to discuss allegations against Oracle that it underpaid women and minority workers and showed a preference for hiring certain visa-holders.

Paul Murphy on Shutdown’s Costs on Federal News Network

Jan 23, 2019

Washington, D.C.-area government contractors are feeling the impacts of the partial government shutdown and Bloomberg Government’s Paul Murphy has the story on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Loren Duggan on the Government Shutdown and the Week Ahead in Congress on Federal News Network

Jan 22, 2019

Congress was supposed to be on recess this week but that’s not happening as the government shutdown enters its second month. Loren Duggan appeared on The Drive to discuss the potential for a compromise to end the shutdown.

Alex Ruoff on Pending Battle Over Abortion Rights on Bloomberg Radio

Jan 16, 2019

Bloomberg Government’s Alex Ruoff appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed House Democrats’ plans to challenge many of the Trump administration’s anti-abortion and conservative family planning policies, setting the stage for a battle with federal officials.

Jack Fitzpatrick on The Longest Government Shutdown in U.S. History with Bloomberg Radio

Jan 14, 2019

Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he weighed in on the likelihood that President Trump declares a national emergency to get the funding for the U.S.-Mexico border wall and whether that will succeed – and end the current shutdown.

Kimberly Robinson On Supreme Court Happenings with SiriusXM

Jan 14, 2019

Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter updated Sirius XM’s POTUS Channel on the latest developments at the court, including Justice Kavanaugh’s first opinion, noteworthy upcoming cases, and Justice Ginsburg’s absence.

Chris Cornillie on DoDs Use of Agile on Government Matters

Jan 10, 2019
Federal Technology Market Analyst Chris Cornillie was a guest on ABC TV’s Government Matters where he discussed the Department of Defense’s use of agile technology to reduce its backlog of security clearances.

Cheryl Bolen on The Border Wall and White House Turnover with Bloomberg Radio

Jan 9, 2019

White House Reporter Cheryl Bolen was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed President Trump’s Oval Office address on his $5.7 billion funding request for the border wall and the extensive turnover among senior White House staff.

Loren Duggan on Efforts To Reopen the Government on Federal News Network

Jan 9, 2019

Editorial Director Loren Duggan spoke with The Drive on House Democrats’ attempts to reopen closed agencies with the partial government shutdown in its third week.

Andrew Ramonas on Capital Market Impacts from the Shutdown with Bloomberg TV

Jan 9, 2019
SEC Reporter Andrew Ramonas appeared on Bloomberg Markets: What’d You Miss to discuss the impact of the partial government shutdown on the IPO market and the securities industry.

Andrew Ramonas on the Shutdown’s Impact on the Securities Market with Bloomberg TV

Jan 9, 2019

Bloomberg Law SEC reporter Andrew Ramonas appeared on Bloomberg Markets: What’d You Miss to discuss the impact of the partial government shutdown on the securities industry and the IPO market.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Democrats’ Efforts to End Shutdown with Bloomberg Radio

Jan 8, 2019

Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss House Democrats’ plan to vote this week on four spending bills that would reopen the National Park Service, the IRS and other agencies in a bid to put the pressure on Republicans to end the standoff over border wall funds.

Nancy Ognanovich on the Partial Government Shutdown

Jan 3, 2019
Bloomberg Government Reporter Nancy Ognanovich appeared on C-SPAN and ABC’s Government Matters to discuss the impact of the partial government shutdown and Democrats’ efforts to reopen the government.

Lydia Wheeler on Nursing Home Crackdown with Bloomberg Radio

October 1, 2019
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Lydia Wheeler appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and discussed the Justice Department’s plans to crack down this fall on nursing homes that abuse and defraud the elderly.

Keisha Clukey On the Week in Albany with WCNY Radio

September 27, 2019
State Correspondent Keisha Clukey recapped the week at the state capitol in Albany as a guest on Capitol Pressroom.

Michaela Ross on Legislation To Curb Illegal Immigration with Bloomberg Radio

September 24, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed Congress’s continuing to defer on major legislation to try and curb the number of undocumented migrants, which is on track to hit about 900,000 this fiscal year, the highest since 2007.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Spending Plan Discussions with Bloomberg Radio

September 18, 2019
Bloomberg Government Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he provided an update on the state of play from Capitol Hill as Senate Democrats threatening to filibuster a Defense spending bill if Republicans don’t negotiate with them on a broader spending plan. At the same time, Congressional leaders continue to negotiate a stopgap funding measure to avoid a shutdown.

Valerie Bauman on Bloomberg Radio on Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy

September 17, 2019
Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Valerie Bauman appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss Purdue Pharma’s bankruptcy filing and how a judge’s decision could affect a sprawling multi-district lawsuit representing roughly 2,000 plaintiffs over the nation’s opioid crisis.

Alex Ruoff on New Hampshire Radio Discussing Dark Money Ads Ads Targeting Sen. Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH)

September 16, 2019
Bloomberg Government Healthcare Reporter Alex Ruoff appeared on Good Morning with Dan Mitchell on WKBK Radio in Keene to discuss dark money ads targeting Senator Jeanne Shaheen (D-NH).

Loren Duggan Updates Federal News Network on 2020 Budget

September 16, 2019
 Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin on what to expect in the week ahead as the House and Senate hammer out 2020 budget and and appropriations.

Michaela Ross on Formation and Role of DHS On 18th Anniversary of 9/11

September 11, 2019
Bloomberg Government Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the formation and role of the Department of Homeland Security 18 years after the 9/11 attacks.

Nancy Ognanovich on Government Funding Deadline with Bloomberg Radio

September 10, 2019
Bloomberg Government Congressional Leadership Reporter Nancy Ognanvoich updated Bloomberg Surveillance on Congress’s rush to pass a new continuing resolution to head off a funding crisis September 30 when government funds run out.

Keshia Clukey On WCNY Radio Discussing The Week in Albany

September 6, 2019

Correspondent Keshia Clukey appeared on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom to recap the week’s key developments from the state capitol in Albany.

Cameron Leuthy on New TSA Tech Support Contract with Federal News Network

September 5, 2019

Bloomberg Government Analyst Cameron Leuthy appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss the Transportation Security Administration’s request related to a new technology support contract.

Travis Tritten on the Space Force with Bloomberg Radio

September 4, 2019

Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten discussed differences between the Senate and House versions of bills establishing the new Space Force as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Jeannie Baumann on Tech-Related Privacy Concerns Impacting New Medical Treatments on Bloomberg Radio

September 3, 2019
Bloomberg Law healthcare reporter Jeannie Baumann appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and discussed how privacy concerns could stifle growing efforts to use the reams of data collected through Fitbits, Apple Watches, and apps in efforts to develop new medical treatments.

Dan Stoller on Facebook and Cambridge Analytica with Bloomberg Radio

August 27, 2019
Dan Stoller, Bloomberg Law privacy reporter, updated Bloomberg Surveillance on newly released emails showing that Facebook employees called for an investigation into political firm Cambridge Analytica months before the social media giant says it learned about the data scandal.

Ken Doyle on Bloomberg Radio Discussing Potential for Paralysis at the Federal Eleciton Commission

August 29, 2019

Bloomberg Government’s Ken Doyle appeared on Politics, Policy, Power, and Law to discuss the FEC’s inability to enforce federal election laws as the commission will soon have three members and thus lacks the ability to conduct meetings as the 2020 election nears.

Michaela Ross on Changes to Migrant Family Detention with CBS Radio

August 21, 2019
Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross appeared on WCBS Radio in New York City to discuss a new Trump administration rule under which migrant families would face indefinite detention while they await court proceedings.

Ken Doyle on the FEC and NRA Funding Of The 2016 Election With Bloomberg Radio

August 21, 2019
Campaign Finance Reporter Ken Doyle appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss Republican members of the Federal Election Commission blocking an investigation of the source of the $30 million that the National Rifle Association spent to help elect President Trump in 2016.

Dan Snyder on ABC Television Discussing the BGOV200

August 20, 2019
Director of Government Contracts Analysis Dan Snyder appeared on Government Matters and analyzed the federal government contracting landscape based on insights from this year’s BGOV200.

Andrew Wallender on C-SPAN’s Newsmakers with SEIU Head Mary Kay Henry

August 11, 2019
Labor Reporter Andrew Wallender appeared on Newsmakers and spoke with Mary Kay Henry, president of the SEIU, on the issues that will shape the 2020 election.

Loren Duggan On The Appropriations Process With Federal News Network

August 6, 2019
Deputy News Director Loren Duggan updated Federal Drive with Tom Temin on what Congress must do to avoid a government shutdown upon its return from the August recess.

Greg Giroux on Texas’s Shifting Electorate with Bloomberg Radio

August 6, 2019
Elections Reporter Greg Giroux was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed Texas’s shifting electorate in the wake of four Republican members of the House of Representatives announcing in a span of two weeks that they won’t stand for reelection in 2020.

Adam Allington on Pollinators with NPR

August 2, 2019
Environment Reporter Adam Allington appeared on Connecticut Public Radio’s Where We Live and discussed the critical role pollinators play in agriculture and the threats they face.

Dan Snyder Discusses The BGOV200 with Federal News Network

August 2, 2019
Director of Government Contract Analysis Dan Snyder appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss the 2018 BGOV200 and some of the trend behind the data, which showed the government obligated a total of $559 billion dollars last year, the most since fiscal 2010.

Multiple Outlets Spotlight 8th Annual BGOV200

August 1, 2019
Federal Times, Government Executive, Nextgov, and Fedscoop spotlighted the 8th annual BGOV200 which reported that $559 billion was awarded in fiscal year 2018 data for unclassified, prime contracts awarded across all U.S. federal government agencies.

Sara Merken Discusses Capitol One Data Breach with Bloomberg Radio

July 31, 2019
Bloomberg Law privacy reporter Sara Merken discussed a data breach that affected 100 million Capitol One customers on Bloomberg Surveillance – and how the actions state attorneys general are taking in assessing the breach could impact the company.

Colin Wilhelm on Tax Extenders with Bloomberg Radio

July 25, 2019
As a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance, Capitol Hill Tax Reporter Colin Wilhelm discussed the effort in Congress to extend various tax breaks for items ranging from race horses to beer, which are worth billions to industry, and the groups that who want to end them.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Spending Deal With BNN Bloomberg

July 23, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on BNN Bloomberg to discuss the budget agreement reached last night by the House and the Senate that would avoid a government shutdown in the fall.

Loren Duggan Looks Ahead to Mueller Testimony with Federal Network

July 22, 2019
Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan looks ahead to Robert Mueller’s testimony and other key happenings on Capitol Hill this week on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Alex Ruoff on Health Care Legislation with Bloomberg Radio

July 17, 2019
Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff shared his insights on Bloomberg Surveillance on the first significant piece of health care legislation, which could reach the Senate floor later this month. The bill proposes to stop surprise medical bills and raise the age to buy tobacco and vaping products to 21.

Multiple Outlets Spotlight Forthcoming Bloomberg Law Offering

July 18, 2019
Dewey B Strategic, Legaltech News, and LawSites (Bob Ambrogi) all previewed Bloomberg Law’s Brief Analyzer which was previewed at the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Annual Meeting & Conference.

Ken Crutchfield Bylines Article in CPA Practice Advisor on ASC 842 Compliance

July 17, 2019
Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Ken Crutchfield authored an article in CPA Practice Advisor that provides key tips for solid data management in order to comply with ASC 842.

Ben Penn on Secretary Acosta’s Tenure on All Things Considered

July 12, 2019
Bloomberg Law Labor Reporter Ben Penn appeared on NPR’s All Things Considered to discuss Secretary Acosta’s tenure at the Department of Labor in the wake of his announcement of his upcoming resignation.  

Cameron Leuthy on FBI Spending with Federal News Network

July 11, 2019
Bloomberg Government analyst Cameron Leuthy looks at the FBI’s spending with government contractors for professional support in an interview with Federal Drive with Tom Temin. 

Jack Fitzpatrick on Trump’s Executive Action on Census Citizenship Question with Bloomberg Radio

July 11, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Jack Fitzpatrick updates Bloomberg Surveillance on President Trump’s planned executive action on the Census citizenship question.

Evan Weinberger on Payday Lending Alternatives With Bloomberg Radio

July 10, 2019
Assistant Managing Editor Evan Weinberger on banks offering small-dollar installment loans as alternatives to payday lenders as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Shira Stein on Drug Company Pricing on Bloomberg Radio

July 9, 2019
Bloomberg Law Healthcare Reporter Shira Stein joined Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss her reporting on Congress and the White House overlooking some tactics that drug companies and middlemen use to keep prices high.

Andrea Vittorio on Virtual Shareholder Meetings with Bloomberg Radio

July 3, 2019

Corporate Governance Reporter Andrea Vittorio discussed the growth in the number of public companies shifting their annual shareholder meetings to being virtual events in her appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Greg Giroux on Republican Women In the House of Representatives with Bloomberg Radio

July 2, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s  Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the push by Republican women in the House of Representatives to increase their ranks in 2020 after a disastrous 2018 election left only 13 female GOP members.

Multiple Outlets Cover Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s Corporate Tax Survey

July 2, 2019
CPA Practice Advisor and Accounting Today highlighted the key findings from Bloomberg Tax & Accounting’s corporate tax survey.

Todd Cheney Column In Fierce Healthcare On New Lease Accounting Standards

June 27, 2019

Managing Editor Todd Cheney authored an article in Fierce Healthcare on how to reduce healthcare industry risk around the new lease accounting standard.

Rob Levinson Analyzes Defense Spending Since WW II on Federal News Network

June 26, 2019
Bloomberg Government Analyst Rob Levinson highlights defense spending trends on operations & maintenance since World War II as a guest on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Shaun Courtney on Boeing’s 737 Max 8 with Bloomberg Radio

June 26, 2019
Bloomberg Government Transportation Reporter Shaun Courtney appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance with an update on Boeing’s 737 Max 8, which could be back in the air before Congress or the public get answers on how it was certified as safe in the first place.

Loren Duggan on Congressional Agenda Pre-July 4th Recess on Federal News Network

June 25, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Loren Duggan discussed the items before Congress in its last week before the July 4th recess on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Kimberly Robinson On Recent SCOTUS Rulings On Sirius XM

June 25, 2019
Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson appeared on Sirius XM’s POTUS Politics where she spoke with Morning Briefing host Tim Farley on some of the last rulings of the Court’s current term, including a ruling with major free speech implications.

Madison Alder on President Trump’s Executive Order On Health Care Price Transparency on Bloomberg Radio

June 25, 2019
Bloomberg Law health care reporter Madison Alder updated Bloomberg Surveillance on President Trump’s executive order on health care price transparency which aims to give patients a better idea of what they’re going to be paying for health services

Lydia Beyoud on Facebook and Cryptocurrency with Bloomberg Radio

June 19, 2019
Bloomberg Law financial technology reporter Lydia Beyoud appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the likelihood that Facebook is destined for more congressional hearings in the not-too-distant future, as well as close scrutiny from a litany of regulators, due its move into cryptocurrency.

Travis Tritten on Troop Deployment and Space Force Funding with Bloomberg Radio

June 18, 2019
Bloomberg Government Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten discussed the decision to deploy troops to the Middle East in the midst of mounting tensions with Iran and funding for the Space Force in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Hassan Kanu on WNYC Radio Discussing Supreme Court Case

June 18, 2019
Bloomberg Law Labor Reporter Hassan Kanu appeared on The Takeaway to discuss the Supreme Court agreeing to take up a case brought by a television entrepreneur suing Comcast through a Reconstruction-era law that bans racial discrimination in business contracts for refusing to carry channels from his media company.

Mark Kozeal on Occupational Safety & Health Issues To Watch In Industry Today

June 10, 2019
Bloomberg Environment Product Management Director Mark Kozeal bylined an article on occupational safety and health issues to watch in 2019 for Industry Today.

Jordan Rubin on Supreme Court Death Row Case on Phoenix NPR Station

June 11, 2019
Bloomberg Law Reporter Jordan Rubin was a guest on NPR station KJZZ-AM Radio where he discussed McKinney v. Arizona, a 1991 murder case that will be heard by the United States Supreme Court.

Laura Francis on H-1B Visa Difficulties with Bloomberg Radio

June 12, 2019
Bloomberg Law Immigration Reporter Laura Francis was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the difficulties getting H-1B specialty occupation visas for businesses, which are largely targeting the IT staffing industry.

Michaela Ross on Border Wall Battle Funding With Bloomberg Radio

June 5, 2019
Bloomberg Government’s Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross discussed the potential for another government shutdown over border wall funding in an appearance on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Paul Murphy Spotlights Multiple Award Contracts with Federal News Network

June 4, 2019

Bloomberg Government federal market analyst Paul Murphy spoke to The Federal Drive’s Tom Temin on the significant growth of multiple award contracts.

Stu Basu on Tax Extenders with Bloomberg Radio

June 4, 2019

Bloomberg Tax’s Stu Basu was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance and previewed a potential showdown between lawmakers in the House and Senate over the renewal of temporary tax breaks for specific industries.

Shira Stein on Tension Between House Democrats and the White House on Bloomberg Radio

May 29, 2019

Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Shira Stein was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance and discussed the White House ignoring a request from lawmakers regarding their decision to stop defending the Affordable Care Act in federal court.

Adam Allington Discusses EPA Product Ban with NPR

May 28, 2019

Bloomberg Environment Reporter Adam Allington appeared in studio on NPR’s On Point to discuss the EPA’s decision to pull a dozen products containing chemicals harmful to honeybees.

Loren Duggan on 2020 Budget Negotiations on Federal News Network

May 28, 2019

In his regular appearance on Federal Drive with Tom Temin, Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discusses Congress’s return from recess next week and the task ahead of members to ensure the continuity of government going into fiscal 2020.

Adam Allington Discusses “Business of Bees” in California With KQED Radio

May 24, 2019

Bloomberg Environment Reporter Adam Allington appeared on Northern California’s KQED Radio to discuss how bees are supporting California’s lucrative almond groves.

Keshia Clukey Recaps The State Legislature’s Week on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom

May 22, 2019

Bloomberg Law Correspondent Keshia Clukey recapped the past week in Albany as a guest on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom.

Warren Rojas on Retirement Savings Plans On C-SPAN

May 22, 2019

Bloomberg Law Reporter Warren Rojas appeared on C-SPAN and previewed House floor debate on legislation that would increase the flexibility of retirement savings plans, making it easier for employers to offer retirement plans to their employees.

Travis Tritten on House Appropriators Boosting Weapons Programs with Bloomberg Radio

May 22, 2019

Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a vote by House appropriators on its defense funding bill which boosted major weapons programs such while also dealing setbacks to the Pentagon and Trump administration by nixing a Space Force and blocking any defense money for the border.

LawSites Spotlights Bloomberg Law’s Practical Guidance Expansion

May 21, 2019

Bob Ambrogi spotlights Bloomberg Law’s expansion of Practical Guidance resources focused on litigation on LawSites.

Laura Francis Updates Bloomberg Radio on Immigration-Related Developments from Capitol Hill

May 20, 2019

Bloomberg Law immigration reporter Laura Francis appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance and provided an update on immigration-related developments from Capitol Hill including DACA and border security.

Alex Ruoff on House Floor Health Care Legislation on C-SPAN

May 15, 2019
Bloomberg Government health care reporter Alex Ruoff appeared on C-SPAN and previewed the health care and prescription drug package being debated on the House floor the following day.

Hassan Kanu on NLRB Position on Gig Workers on Bloomberg Surveillance

May 15, 2019
Hassan Kanu appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss an NLRB memo that stated its position that Uber drivers and other gig workers are independent contractors instead of legal ‘employees,’ effectively excluding those workers from the rights to unionize and other protections granted to employees.

Christine Boeckel on The Impact of Wayfair in Accounting Today

May 14, 2019
Deputy Team Leader Christine Boeckel was featured in Accounting Today discussing Bloomberg Tax’s State Tax Survey which delved into how states are handling sales and use tax reporting one year after the Supreme Court’s monumental South Dakota v. Wayfair decision in 2018.

Loren Duggan on Budget Debate with Federal News Network

May 14, 2019
Deputy News Director Loren Duggan appeared on The Federal Drive with Tom Temin on the budget debate in Congress, which is heating up and showing no signs of a quick resolution.

Shira Stein on C-SPAN Discussing House Health Care Bill

May 9, 2019

Bloomberg Law Health Care Reporter Shira Stein appeared on C-SPAN to discuss a House bill that would require the Trump administration to rescind a guidance that allows states to forgo certain ACA protections, such as the protection for pre-existing conditions.

Alex Ruoff on Drug Pricing Debate in Congress with Bloomberg Radio

May 8, 2019

Bloomberg Government Health Care Reporter Alex Ruoff shared his perspectives on the likelihood drug pricing legislation moves in Congress this year as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Shira Stein on Healthcare Oversight with Bloomberg Radio

May 6, 2019

Bloomberg Law’s Shira Stein discussed health care oversight on Capitol Hill and how that is impacting the bipartisan issue of drug pricing as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Bloomberg Law’s Keshia Clukey on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom

May 3, 2019

Bloomberg Law Correspondent Keshia Clukey analyzed the news of the week that was as a guest on WCNY’s Capitol Pressroom.

Rob Levinson on 5G and Department of Defense with Federal News Network

May 2, 2019

Bloomberg Government analyst Rob Levinson appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss the Defense Department’s request of  ideas from industry about how it might exploit the latest advances in commercial 5G technology for military communications.

Patrick Gregory on President Trump’s First 100 Judicial Appointments with Bloomberg Radio

May 1, 2019

Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Patrick Gregory provided an analysis of President Trump’s first 100 judicial appointments as he passed the century mark threshold this week.  He appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Christine Boeckel on Sales & Use Tax in Accounting Today

May 1, 2019
Deputy Editorial Director Christine Boeckel was interviewed by Accounting Today on sales and use tax reporting in the wake of the Supreme Court’s monumental South Dakota v. Wayfair decision in 2018.

Loren Duggan on Federal News Network Discussing the 2020 Budget Process

Apr 30, 2019

Deputy News Director Loren Duggan appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin discussing lawmakers turning their attention to the 2020 budget – with the road ahead a long one.  He previewed what to expect from his early stage of the appropriations process.

Allyson Versprille on Bloomberg Radio Discussing 2017 Tax Law Change Impacting Aerospace Giants

Apr 29, 2019

Bloomberg Tax’s Allyson Versprille was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance today where she discussed a change in the 2017 tax law that may require some companies to pay more upfront tax on billions of dollars of income that, in the past, they would have been able to spread out over several years. The issue has aerospace giants like Boeing and United Technologies looking to the Treasury Department for help.

Roxana Tiron on the Navy’s Ghost Fleet with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 24, 2019

Bloomberg Government National Security Reporter Roxana Tiron appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the Navy’s plan to significantly invest in robotic ships, aka the Ghost Fleet.

Ken Doyle on Bloomberg Radio Discussing Mueller Report’s Impact on the Federal Election Commission

Apr 22, 2019

Campaign Finance Reporter Ken Doyle was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed how the Mueller report will impact the Federal Election Commission, which will have to overcome deep partisan divisions to take enforcement action or write new rules to protect elections from foreign interference in 2020.

Michaela Ross on Bloomberg Radio Discussing a Bipartisan Call for Action to Respond to the Immigration Surge on the Southwest Border

Apr 17, 2019

Bloomberg Government Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a bipartisan call for billions of dollars and a series of Congressional actions to help curb a surge of migrant families and protect vulnerable children coming across the Southwest border.

Annabelle Gibson Bylines Crytpocurrency Article in FEI Daily

Apr 16, 2019
Bloomberg Tax Managing Editor Annabelle Gibson bylined an article in FEI Daily answering the most common questions related to the taxation of cryptocurrency.

Bob Ambrogi on Bloomberg Law’s Litigation Analytics Enhancements

Apr 16, 2019
Legal technology expert Bob Ambrogi highlighted Bloomberg Law’s enhancements to Litigation Analytics in his LawSites blog.

Stephen Lee On President Trump’s Support for the U.S. Coal Industry with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 15, 2019

Bloomberg Environment’s Stephen Lee updates Bloomberg Surveillance on President Trump’s support for the U.S. coal industry and how that’s manifested itself two years into his presidency.

Allyson Versprille On Congress and President Trump’s Tax Return with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 8, 2019

Bloomberg Tax Capitol Hill Reporter Allyson Versprille was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal’s request of President Trump’s tax return and how that request will affect the relationship between Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill.

Greg Giroux on the Redrawing of Political District Lines and the 2020 Election with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 3, 2019

Bloomberg Government elections reporter Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he talked about the ongoing redrawing of political district lines, raising the stakes in the 2020 election beyond the contests for White House and Congress.

Travis Tritten on Pentagon’s 2020 Budget with Federal News Network

Apr 2, 2019

Bloomberg Government defense reporter Travis Tritten was a guest on Federal Drive with Tom Temin and discussed the Pentagon’s 2020 budget request, which Congress is likely to go along with.

Loren Duggan On Likelihood of Fall Budget Impasse on Federal News Network

Apr 2, 2019

At the halfway point of fiscal year 2019, there’s already discussion around a continuing resolution or 2020. Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan discussed the possibility of another budget showdown later this year as a guest on The Federal Drive.

Roxana Tiron On Pat Shanahan’s Likelihood to Head the DoD Permanently with Bloomberg Radio

Apr 1, 2019

Bloomberg Government’s Roxana Tiron was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed sentiments on Capitol Hill that Acting Defense Secretary Pat Shanahan’s odds to head the agency on a permanent basis are increasingly at risk.

David Schultz on Proposed EPA Changes with Connecticut Public Radio

Mar 29, 2019

Bloomberg Environment Reporter David Schultz appeared on Connecticut Public Radio’s Where We Live where he discussed proposed changes from the EPA that could impact which waterways are protected from pollution.

Kimberly Robinson On Gerrymandering Case with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 27, 2019

Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter Kimberly Robinson appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss oral arguments in two related gerrymandering cases: one on a North Carolina map, drawn by Republicans who explicitly sought a partisan advantage, and the other on a Maryland voting district designed by Democrats to oust a Republican lawmaker.

Chris Ofper on Overtime and Minimum Wage with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 25, 2019

Deputy Team Leader Chris Opfer appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a new Labor Department proposal to expand overtime pay requirements and a bill in Congress that would raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour.

Jerome Ashton on Steel Tariffs in Bloomberg Radio Appearance

Mar 20, 2019

Deputy Team Leader Jerome Ashton appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss a Bloomberg Law analysis that found the largest U.S. steel producers have made a majority of the objections to companies’ requests for relief from President Donald Trump’s steel tariffs, sinking many importers’ hopes of escaping the duties.

Michaela Ross on President Trump’s Border Wall Veto with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 18, 2019

Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President Trump using his first veto over a national emergency declaration to fund additional border wall construction – and what’s next in this ongoing battle between the White House and members of both parties on Capitol Hill.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Trump’s Budget Request and Lawmakers’ Reactions with SiriusXM

Mar 14, 2019

Bloomberg Government budget reporter Jack Fitzpatrick updated Sirius XM’s POTUS Channel’s Tim Farley on the 2020 budget proposal, the Administration’s visionary initiatives, and steep non-defense spending cuts.

Laura Francis On Dreamer Legislation

Mar 13, 2019

Immigration Reporter Laura Francis on Bloomberg Surveillance discussing House Democrats’ plans to again introducing legislation to legalize young, undocumented immigrants who came to the U.S. as children.

Michaela Ross on Backlog for Immigration Courts with Federal News Network

Mar 12, 2019

Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss how the ongoing influx of migrants to the United States has created a backlog for immigration courts.

Jack Fitzpatrick on President Trump’s Fiscal 2020 Budget Request with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 11, 2019

Bloomberg Government budget reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President Trump’s fiscal 2020 budget request, which includes $8.6 billion for border fencing and steep non-defense spending cuts.

Sara Merken on Senate Privacy Hearing with Bloomberg TV

Mar 8, 2019

Bloomberg Law privacy reporter Sara Merken appeared on Bloomberg Technology to discuss a hearing at which Senate Homeland Security panel members called for new data security and breach notification legislation after data scandals involving Equifax and Marriott.

Paige Smith On Bloomberg Radio On Walmart Greeters

Mar 6, 2019

Labor Reporter Paige Smith appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the potential liability Walmart faces as it phases its iconic People Greeter position.

Loren Duggan on Debt Ceiling and Border Wall with Federal News Network

Mar 5, 2019

Bloomberg Government Editorial Director Loren Duggan appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss the debt limit and the border wall, both of which will be up for discussion on Capitol Hill this week.

Dean Scott on the Green New Deal with Bloomberg Radio

Mar 4, 2019

Senior Climate Reporter Dean Scott appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the nuts and bolts of the Green New Deal.

Emily Dooley on the Push For Salton Sea Restoration On Air Talk with Larry Mantle

Mar 1, 2019

Bloomberg Environment correspondent Emily Dooley appeared on Air Talk with Larry Mantle on a panel discussing the Salton Sea restoration.

Andrea Vittorio Previews Financial Services Hearing on Bloomberg Radio

Feb 27, 2019

Corporate governance reporter Andrea Vittorio appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to preview a first-of-its-kind  congressional panel focused on diversity in finance.

Jacquie Lee on AIDS Policy and The White House

Feb 25, 2019

Bloomberg Law Health Care Policy Reporter Jacquie Lee joined Bloomberg Surveillance today to discuss the Trump administration’s promise to end AIDS within 10 years at the same time it’s staying silent on complaints accusing insurers of unfair HIV drug coverage.

Travis Tritten On Trump’s Space Force with Bloomberg Radio

Feb 20, 2019

Senior Defense Reporter Travis Tritten appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss President Trump’s executive order to begin creating a Space Force.

Loren Duggan on Congress’s Agenda Upon Its Return from Recess on Federal News Network

Feb 19, 2019

Editorial Director Loren Duggan appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin to discuss Congress’s agenda upon its return from the current recess.

Michaela Ross on Border Deal With Bloomberg Radio

Feb 13, 2019

Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she weighed on whether President Trump would accept a bipartisan border deal that fell far short of his demands.

Laura Criste on Government’s IT Focus with Federal News Nework

Feb 12, 2019
Laura Criste, federal market analyst at Bloomberg Government, appeared on Federal Drive with Tom Temin and discussed the outlook for federal IT in 2019.

Rob Levinson and Megan Howard on Proposed Merger on Government Matters

Feb 8, 2019

Robert Levinson, senior defense analyst, and Megan Howard, legislative data analyst, appeared on ABC’s Government Matters to discuss the proposed merger of Defense Department and Veterans health systems, and why the proposal has some in Congress upset.

Cheryl Bolen On 2019 State of the Union with Bloomberg Radio

Feb 6, 2019

Cheryl Bolen, White House reporter for Bloomberg Government, was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed the highlights and key takeaways from last night’s State of the Union speech.

Donald Thomas Shares Outlook on 2019 with WashingtonExec

Feb 6, 2019

Bloomberg Government’s Vice President & General Manager of Government Contracting Donald Thomas shares his insights on the market in 2019 with WashingtonExec.

Loren Duggan Previews State of the Union with Federal News Network

Feb 5, 2019

Editorial Director Loren Duggan previewed last night’s State of the Union in an appearance on The Drive.

George Farrah on Checklists to Navigate Tax Reform with Tax Executive

Feb 5, 2019

Editorial Director George Farrah was interviewed by Tax Executive regarding best practices for corporate tax professionals to comply with the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

Greg Giroux on Fundraising for 2020 Senate Races with Bloomberg Radio

Feb 4, 2019

Elections reporter Greg Giroux appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss the millions of dollars in campaign contributions amassed by U.S. senators up for re-election in 2020. They Susan Collins (R-ME), Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY), and John Cornyn (R-TX).

Alex Ruoff on Senate Hearings On Drug Pricing on Bloomberg Radio

Jan 30, 2019

Bloomberg Government healthcare reporter Alex Ruoff appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed the first of many Senate Finance Committee hearings on drug pricing.

Chris Cornillie on IT Spending on Government Matters

Jan 29, 2019

Chris Cornillie appeared on ABC’s Government Matters and discussed FY18 federal IT spending and what its increase means for government technology.

Robert Iafolla on Seminal NLRB Ruling on The Takeaway

Jan 29, 2019

Bloomberg Law’s Robert Iafolla appeared on WNYC’s The Takeaway to discuss an NLRB ruling that redefines how it characterizes employees and independent contractors, narrowing an Obama-era ruling that would have made it easier for workers to seek federal protection.

Michaela Ross On Immigration-Related Spending with Bloomberg Radio

Jan 28, 2019

Homeland Security Reporter Michaela Ross discussed the sharp increase in federal contract spending for immigration enforcement and processing as a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Paige Smith on Allegations Against Oracle on NPR

Jan 23, 2019

Labor Reporter Paige Smith appeared on San Francisco Bay area NPR member station KQED-FM to discuss allegations against Oracle that it underpaid women and minority workers and showed a preference for hiring certain visa-holders.

Paul Murphy on Shutdown’s Costs on Federal News Network

Jan 23, 2019

Washington, D.C.-area government contractors are feeling the impacts of the partial government shutdown and Bloomberg Government’s Paul Murphy has the story on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.

Loren Duggan on the Government Shutdown and the Week Ahead in Congress on Federal News Network

Jan 22, 2019

Congress was supposed to be on recess this week but that’s not happening as the government shutdown enters its second month. Loren Duggan appeared on The Drive to discuss the potential for a compromise to end the shutdown.

Alex Ruoff on Pending Battle Over Abortion Rights on Bloomberg Radio

Jan 16, 2019

Bloomberg Government’s Alex Ruoff appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he discussed House Democrats’ plans to challenge many of the Trump administration’s anti-abortion and conservative family planning policies, setting the stage for a battle with federal officials.

Jack Fitzpatrick on The Longest Government Shutdown in U.S. History with Bloomberg Radio

Jan 14, 2019

Budget Reporter Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance where he weighed in on the likelihood that President Trump declares a national emergency to get the funding for the U.S.-Mexico border wall and whether that will succeed – and end the current shutdown.

Kimberly Robinson On Supreme Court Happenings with SiriusXM

Jan 14, 2019

Bloomberg Law Supreme Court Reporter updated Sirius XM’s POTUS Channel on the latest developments at the court, including Justice Kavanaugh’s first opinion, noteworthy upcoming cases, and Justice Ginsburg’s absence.

Chris Cornillie on DoDs Use of Agile on Government Matters

Jan 10, 2019
Federal Technology Market Analyst Chris Cornillie was a guest on ABC TV’s Government Matters where he discussed the Department of Defense’s use of agile technology to reduce its backlog of security clearances.

Cheryl Bolen on The Border Wall and White House Turnover with Bloomberg Radio

Jan 9, 2019

White House Reporter Cheryl Bolen was a guest on Bloomberg Surveillance where she discussed President Trump’s Oval Office address on his $5.7 billion funding request for the border wall and the extensive turnover among senior White House staff.

Loren Duggan on Efforts To Reopen the Government on Federal News Network

Jan 9, 2019

Editorial Director Loren Duggan spoke with The Drive on House Democrats’ attempts to reopen closed agencies with the partial government shutdown in its third week.

Andrew Ramonas on Capital Market Impacts from the Shutdown with Bloomberg TV

Jan 9, 2019
SEC Reporter Andrew Ramonas appeared on Bloomberg Markets: What’d You Miss to discuss the impact of the partial government shutdown on the IPO market and the securities industry.

Andrew Ramonas on the Shutdown’s Impact on the Securities Market with Bloomberg TV

Jan 9, 2019

Bloomberg Law SEC reporter Andrew Ramonas appeared on Bloomberg Markets: What’d You Miss to discuss the impact of the partial government shutdown on the securities industry and the IPO market.

Jack Fitzpatrick on Democrats’ Efforts to End Shutdown with Bloomberg Radio

Jan 8, 2019

Jack Fitzpatrick appeared on Bloomberg Surveillance to discuss House Democrats’ plan to vote this week on four spending bills that would reopen the National Park Service, the IRS and other agencies in a bid to put the pressure on Republicans to end the standoff over border wall funds.

Nancy Ognanovich on the Partial Government Shutdown

Jan 3, 2019
Bloomberg Government Reporter Nancy Ognanovich appeared on C-SPAN and ABC’s Government Matters to discuss the impact of the partial government shutdown and Democrats’ efforts to reopen the government.
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