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…on the microphone,” and “does not have contracts with anyone else who is.” On Tuesday this week, Bloomberg reported that Facebook has indeed been paying outside contractors to transcribe clips…

…major mainstream media outlets such as the New York Times and Bloomberg news. A recent New York Times article was titled “The Rich Really Do Pay Lower Taxes Than You,”…

…Bloomberg. “You can ask the left — they’re unhappy with me for not being a socialist.” The crowded Democratic presidential field has been dominated by candidates demanding the radical expansion…

…by pins on a map.” That’s still true enough to have been written yesterday. Life with Bill Buckley was also a hoot. I remember a dinner with Mayor Bloomberg. It…

…City Mayor Michael Bloomberg: 4.9 percent Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar: 3.3 percent Tech Entrepreneur Andrew Yang: 3.4 percent New Jersey Senator Cory Booker: 2.4 percent Hawaii Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard: 1.8…

…not a good look. Somewhere a smile was growing on Mike Bloomberg’s face, as his window got wider. Sanders has his mojo. He lectured the drug companies with aplomb and…

…in Real Clear Politics’ latest aggregate, but missed both the polling threshold and the donor requirement for a spot in the primetime event. Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg…

…percent, dropped out before New Hampshire. So who will save the Democrats from Sanders? Billionaire Mike Bloomberg would like Democratic voters to know he’s waiting in the wings. The day…

…knows it because his brother’s law firm, branded the “Biden-Era N.Y. Power Center” by Bloomberg, spurred the indictment of the former president. Sen. Schumer’s brother, Robert Schumer, is a partner…

…the Romneyites were writing weird wish craft, like a piece in the Bulwark called, “Romney-Bloomberg: The Unity Ticket America Deserves.” You couldn’t read the sentiments of the American voting public…

…might make an excellent president, but we’ll never know. That leaves Michael Bloomberg, who many centrist Democrats now hope will emerge as their savior. His national poll numbers have risen…

…overt political bias. According to Bloomberg News, Twitter’s Board of Directors will have three available seats at the 2020 annual meeting. Elliott nominated four directors in hopes of filling these…

…the goal posts for debate participation, even as the party changed the rules for the Nevada debate to pave the way for former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to…

…is more disciplined, hierarchical, and mechanical than the left. Is it, though? After Super Tuesday, many such assumptions are under renewed scrutiny. For example, after Tom Steyer and Mike Bloomberg…

…of the contradictions inherent to Woke Capital. As Bloomberg’s Matt Levine noted in his “Money Stuff” newsletter, BlackRock’s letter to management: …will arrive on the desk of the CEO of,…

…the low end to around $1,000 at the high. And as with all technology advancements, it will likely catch on after newer versions at lower prices come out. Bloomberg reported…

…to be judged by their intentions. When they destroyed the coal industry with help from Obama’s Environmental Protection Agency and Mike Bloomberg’s $650 million tax-deductible donation, their intention was to…

…not regulate or address the number of embryos created in the United States’ IVF industry. Britt and Cruz joined Bloomberg News to explain that their bill simply creates a federal…

…Hopefully he’s not getting too bored. Musk became a U.S. citizen in 2002. In an interview with Bloomberg News, he credited his adopted country with his success, saying, “America is…

…bill. This is no doubt what Northam must do to satisfy his anti-gun financiers such as Michael Bloomberg, who spent millions to buy the 2019 Virginia election. The state’s taxpayers,…

…right, and not just about Uptown. Under NYC Mayors Rudi Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg, so many neighborhoods throughout the five boroughs had become hotbeds of toddlers. In place of heroin…

…Bloomberg, denying that he ever heard the any of the alleged remarks attributed to the president and said those quoted by the magazine ought to publicly go on record. “I…

…this law. To date, both the Florida Supreme Court and the federal 11th Circuit Court of Appeals have upheld it. In response, failed Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg raised millions…

…tendencies.” Trump thought billionaire former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg would have a stronger run in the Democratic primary, just based on his spending. But he bombed his first…

…in China while managing taxpayer dollars. That would include BlackRock, which oversees billions from Florida’s pensions and investment funds. According to Bloomberg, BlackRock held $227 million in a fund focused…

…funded with over $500 million from former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, and they pride themselves on taking more than 60 percent of the coal plants offline in America….

…take long to see who provides their support. According to documents filed with the IRS, none other than Bloomberg Philanthropies provided millions to Joyce — yes, as in billionaire and…

…policy. An apparent example of such ignorance comes from a recent piece by Evan Soltas at Bloomberg, who innocently noticed that the health care companies who lobbied for and supported…

…up few uninsured Americans…” Megan McArdle is even more stark in Bloomberg, “How Not to Help the Uninsured.” She includes a fascinating graph: We are five months into open enrollment…

…the scolding. At Bloomberg View, Leonid Bershidsky indignantly insisted that “Kyrzbekistan Isn’t Funny,” unleashing an angry polemic on how embarrassing it is that Westerners don’t know anything about obscure non-Western…

…of America’s leading advocates of spurious science, Michael Bloomberg, convinced more than 20 companies to do drop salt levels voluntarily. And yet, according to studies published in recent years, our…

…“large gatherings of young black men” scared him more than Middle Eastern refugees. In October, Rawlings officially joined an anti-gun group bankrolled by former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg….

…authoritarians like Jerry Brown and Michael Bloomberg and Bill de Blasio, who wants to ban baseball players from using chewing tobacco and tourists from using horse-drawn carriages. Although none of…

…and nanny-state mayor extraordinaire Michael Bloomberg. (Bernie Sanders spoke against the tax, calling it regressive.) Most residents supported the idea, too, according to a poll Kenney had commissioned, but as…

…by smoke from wildfires, seemingly worse every year as a consequence of negligent land management. Critically, Moura told BNN Bloomberg the early retirement of fossil fuel plants shares much of…

Gun control advocates have become so dependent on emotional arguments they often seem incapable of offering rational ones. So, I was eager to read a new Bloomberg column (via The…