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Bridget Brown

Bridget Brown

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Digital Editor, Associated Press

New York

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currently @cbseveningnews • used to be @msnbc, @nbcnews & @nyu_journalism

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Total articles 87

  • Live updates: Trump administration takes aim at Harvard international students and tax-exempt status

    By Bridget Brown Verified, Bernard McGhee Verified| Associated Press Verified The Friday release continues the disclosure of national secrets ordered by President Trump. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard says in a statement the RFK files’ release will “shine a long-overdue light on the truth.”Gabbard says, “Nearly 60 years after the tragic assassination of Senator Robert F.

    By Bridget Brown Verified, Bernard McGhee Verified · Associated Press

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Live updates: Trump hints at firing Federal Reserve chair Powell after tariff comments

    By David McHugh Verified, Jon Gambrell Verified, Amir Vahdat Verified, Annie Ma Verified, Bridget Brown Verified| Associated Press Verified The rate cuts Thursday are to counter worries about economic growth fueled by President Trump’s tariff onslaught. The bank’s move should support economic activity in the 20 countries that use the euro currency by making credit more affordable for consumers and businesses.

    By David McHugh Verified, Jon Gambrell Verified, Amir Vahdat Verified, Annie Ma Verified, Bridget Brown Verified · Associated Press

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Live updates: Trump administration sues Maine over transgender athletes in girls sports

    By Amanda Seitz Verified, Mary Clare Jalonick Verified, Matt Brown Verified, Collin Binkley Verified, Bridget Brown Verified| Associated Press Verified As measles outbreaks popped up across the U.S. this winter, pediatricians waited for the nation’s public health agency to send a routine, but important, letter that outlines how they could help stop the spread of the illness. It wasn’t until last week — after the number of cases grew to more than 700, and a second young child in Texas had died from a measles infection — that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finally issued its correspondence. The delay of that letter may seem minor.

    By Amanda Seitz Verified, Mary Clare Jalonick Verified, Matt Brown Verified, Collin Binkley Verified, Bridget Brown Verified · Associated Press

    Apr. 16, 2025

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