Tessa Berenson

This was fun! A POLITICO reporters roundtable on Trump's whirlwind first 100 days: https://t.co/PPw9RAmqWQ

Behind Trump’s push to erode immigrant due process rights https://t.co/pAulC71elH via @MyahWard

WHCD weekend is a perfect time to take in POLITICO mag's media issue, feat. deep dives on Karoline Leavitt's political awakening, the uncertain future of MSNBC, and whether Jeff Bezos changed or DC did: https://t.co/v0cVEfw2Op https://t.co/U2TMox4UvL https://t.co/rhC3Ig5E8K

RT @dave_brown24: You'll want to read the whole thing ---> Inside the blowup at the Pentagon Great reporting from @rachaelmbade @dlippman…

Rubio’s firing of Marocco ignited a MAGA world meltdown. Scoopy story about the ouster from @DashaBurns + @nahaltoosi: https://t.co/GCMuML53Ii

Trump and Lutnick have an ice cream date most Fridays to gossip about the previous week. That detail and more in @rachaelmbade + @meganmesserly’s deep dive on their friendship — and how it’s protecting Lutnick: https://t.co/ELxYGTPaMx

‘A multi-front war’: How a lobbying heavyweight is advising universities to handle the Trump administration https://t.co/lqRORGtVOA via @caitlinoprysko

It’s not just 1Ls: Some third-year law students, weeks away from graduating, who have already secured offers from firms that capitulated to the president are reconsidering their options, two people involved in hiring and recruiting at major firms said.

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For law students considering offers, firms that have challenged Trump’s executive orders are more appealing than those that have struck deals, according to students, recruiters and lawyers involved in firm recruitment efforts. https://t.co/N5AGGyIIx1 Via @dnlbrns

For law students considering offers, firms that have challenged Trump’s executive orders are more appealing than those that have struck deals, according to students, recruiters and lawyers involved in firm recruitment efforts. https://t.co/N5AGGyIIx1 Via @dnlbrns

As tariffs are set to take effect, confusion reigns on K Street— Lobbyists tell @caitlinoprysko @__gabbymiller @dlippman they’re, in the words of one, “at a loss” for how to deal with the Trump admin on this issue https://t.co/vToexmTCwB

‘The opposite of what Americans voted for’: Market turmoil causes Trump backlash https://t.co/mldMXK6MkV via @adamcancryn @MyahWard

“There is zero incentive for any company or brand to be remotely critical of this administration,” said a public affairs operative. “It destroys your ability to work with the White House and advance your policies, period.”

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‘Everyone is terrified’: Business and government officials are afraid to cross Trump on tariffs https://t.co/uAoVpnNq0d via @caitlinoprysko

‘Everyone is terrified’: Business and government officials are afraid to cross Trump on tariffs https://t.co/uAoVpnNq0d via @caitlinoprysko

.@vtg2 asked asked executives whether companies will invest in US manufacturing, and the message is: Making those decisions requires understanding the costs of doing it vs not doing it, and Trump is far too unpredictable to allow for that calculation. https://t.co/wgwE8zdOon

The Great Grovel: How Trump forced elite institutions to bend to his will https://t.co/1k9aFiaN8R Via @harrispolitico