
Nicholas Nehamas
Political Correspondent at The New York Times
Political correspondent @nytimes, based in DC. Former @MiamiHerald. Helped break #PanamaPapers. Co-author of "The Grifter's Club" and "Dirty Gold."
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | Nicholas Nehamas
The proposed termination of medical research funded by the V.A. is part of the Trump administration's broader pressure campaign against the university. The Trump administration's move to cancel a slew of federal contracts at Harvard University has sparked an internal clash over the impact on medical research intended to help veterans, including projects involving suicide prevention, toxic particle exposure and prostate cancer screening, according to emails reviewed by The New York Times.
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1 month ago |
infobae.com | Jonathan Swan |Maggie Haberman |Nicholas Nehamas |Teddy Schleifer |Teddy Schleifer
United States Politics and GovernmentGovernment EmployeesLayoffs and Job ReductionsGovernment Contracts and ProcurementGovernment Efficiency Department (US)Social Security (US)Social Security AdministrationMusk, ElonTrump, Donald JPolls and Public OpinionRepublican PartyTesla Motors IncEl Departamento de Eficiencia Gubernamental ya ha dejado una inmensa huella en el gobierno, aunque no se ha acercado a la promesa de Elon Musk de recortar 1 billón de dólares.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Jonathan Swan |Maggie Haberman |Nicholas Nehamas |Teddy Schleifer |Teddy Schleifer |David Fahrenthold
El Departamento de Eficiencia Gubernamental ya ha dejado una inmensa huella en el gobierno, aunque no se ha acercado a la promesa de Elon Musk de recortar 1 billón de dólares. El martes, mientras Elon Musk intentaba tranquilizar a los analistas de Wall Street al afirmar que pronto reduciría su colaboración con el gobierno federal, la tensión de su situación se podía sentir en su voz.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Jonathan Swan |Maggie Haberman |Nicholas Nehamas |Teddy Schleifer |Teddy Schleifer |David Fahrenthold
As Elon Musk sought to reassure Wall Street analysts on Tuesday that he would soon scale back his work with the federal government, the strain of his situation was audible in his voice. The world's richest man said that he would continue arguing that the Trump administration should lower tariffs it has imposed on countries across the world.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | Alexandra Berzon |Hamed Aleaziz |Nicholas Nehamas |Ryan Mac |Tara Siegel Bernard
ICE collects as much information as possible to target, surveil and detain undocumented immigrants, although addresses in their records can sometimes be outdated. Mr. Dudek gave permission to DOGE engineers and ICE leaders to use his agency's data for law enforcement, the documents show. Michael Russo, the Social Security Administration's then-chief information officer and a member of Mr. Musk's team, also asked for the information to be sent to D.H.S. urgently.
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