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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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, 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.

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

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

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.

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).

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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, 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.

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

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

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.

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).

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.