Daniel Moritz-Rabson

Breaking News Reporter
Daniel Moritz-Rabson is a breaking news reporter for Newsweek based in New York. Before joining Newsweek Daniel interned at PBS NewsHour Weekend, BBC Travel and NBC's owned and operated stations. He graduated from New York University in January 2018.
                                    
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47 Million Say They're Worse Off Financially Than Before Great Recession""The echoes of the Great Recession remain very present in the financial lives of many Americans, despite the improvement in the broader economy," Mark Hamrick said."

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Trump's July 4 Gala Will Drain Security Costs From Special District FundThe Washington Post article comes after a report saying that, despite Trump's frequent laudation of police, he had not paid at least 10 cities for the public-safety costs of his rallies.

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Mitch McConnell Refuses to Condemn Trump Foreign Dirt Comments"We got the Mueller report, the only objective evaluation that will be conducted. ... He gets picked at every day over every different aspect of it," McConnell said.

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Warren to Release Plan Cancelling $50,000 in Student Loan Debt Per Borrower"The student debt crisis is real and it's crushing millions of people -- especially people of color," Warren said.

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Joe Biden Joins Call for Amazon to Pay More Taxes"I have nothing against Amazon, but no company pulling in billions of dollars of profits should pay a lower tax rate than firefighters and teachers," Biden wrote.

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Conservatism No Longer 'Dignified' Because of Trump, Says George Will"What Mr. Trump is doing that is damaging to the country is public and constant. It is a bell he's ringing that can't be unrung."

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Millennials Are Concerns About Climate Change but Few Are Taking ActionJust 13 percent of millennials said they had actually contacted government officials about global warming in the last year.

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China Insists It's Not Afraid of Fighting a Trade War"If the United States only wants to escalate trade frictions, we will resolutely respond and fight to the end."

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Ignoring Trump, Conway Blasts Democrats for 'Picking Lawyers from TV'Several members of President Donald Trump's staff came straight from stints on cable news.

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Senator Chris Coons Claims Donald Trump Manufactures Diplomatic Crises"Look, this is classic Trump, spinning up a conflict that fires up his base but that destabilizes one of our critical alliances."

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Trump Tariffs Could Spike 2019 Holiday Shopping Prices for Americans"Consumers could see higher prices for TVs, cell phones, [laptops], cameras, cookware, stemware, instruments, clothing, shoes, toys, strollers, and much more," Aronhalt said.

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Reviving Manufacturing Is a 'Pipe Dream': Sector Adds Just 3,000 More Jobs"Mr. Trump for over two years has been huffing and puffing about reviving manufacturing employment. This is a pipe dream."

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Graham Dislikes Trump's McCain Comments But 'When We Play Golf It's Fun'Four years ago, Graham called Trump a "jackass." Now, the South Carolina senator is known for his vociferous defense of the president.

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Anti-Abortion Congressman Posts Poll Asking About 'Murder of a Baby'"At what point should a doctor or mother be charged with murder of a baby?" the poll asks.

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Beijing Challenges Trump's Basis for Trade War"There are principles in cooperation and there is a bottom line in talks," said Gao Feng, a spokesman for the commerrce ministry.

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Texas Republicans Turn on Trump Over Threatened Mexico TariffTexas imported $107 billion in goods from Mexico last year, accounting for nearly a third of the $346.5 billion imported by the entire U.S.

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Trump Mexico Tariffs Linked to Country's 'Export' of 'Illegal Aliens'Adviser Peter Navarro said that the tariffs were being levied strictly because of the flow of unauthorized immigration, but Trump appeared to contradict his own official.

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Trump's Mexico Tariffs Could Raise Vehicle Prices $1,300: Deutsche BankLast year, the automobile industry imported $52.6 billion in vehicles and $59.4 billion in auto parts from Mexico.

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Ocasio-Cortez Denies Warren Endorsement Coming, Blasts 'Alt-Right Outlets'"If they haven’t ever reported about me honestly & in good faith, why would they start now? I’m not endorsing for some time," Ocasio-Cortez wrote.

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Nevada Gives 77,000 Ex-Felons Right to Vote in 2020The governor emphasized the impact the criminal reform legislation would have on communities of color.

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U.S. Economy Slips From First to Third Place in Global Competitiveness RankThe center's director described Trump's ongoing trade war with China as a "tantrum."

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Joe Biden Receives 'D-' Rating on Climate Change from GreenpeaceBiden received a D- grade, ranking only above John Hickenlooper, Bill Weld and President Donald Trump.

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What is Postal Banking? Banking Services Could Benefit Communities of ColorAdvocates say that postal banking systems would help low-income individuals and communities of color. 2012 data from Pew found that African-Americans are 105 percent highter to use payday loans than other races and ethincities.

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Canada Goose: Jacket Company Stocks Plunge Over 27 Percent"I believe that we are still just scratching the surface of our long-term potential as we continue to define performance luxury globally," the company's CEO said.

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Chinese Media Hint at Rare Earths Export Limits: What Would Be Impacted?"We remind the U.S. not to underestimate China’s ability to defend its rights to development and to remember not to blame anyone for not warning them," the Communist Party's paper warned.

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SCOTUS Judge Clarence Thomas Invokes Eugenics in Opinion on Abortion"This law and other laws like it promote a State’s compelling interest in preventing abortion from becoming a tool of modern-day eugenics."

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U.S. Imports From Vietnam Soar as Chinese Factories Simply Move CountriesAmerican imports from Vietnam rose 40.2 percent in the first three months of the year.

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Trump HUD Official Says She Doesn't Care If She Broke the Law  "It may be a Hatch Act violation. It may not be. Either way, I honestly don’t care anymore," Patton wrote.

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World Health Organization Designations Gaming Addiction as a Disease The WHO noted that gaming disorder was a relatively rare condition.

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Before Memorial Day, Pence Tells West Point Graduates to Prepare for Combat"It is a virtual certainty that you will fight on a battlefield for America at some point in your life," Vice President Mike Pence said.
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