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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 College Graduate Hiring Rates to Increase 10.7 Percent “We’re starting to get to the point where wage gains are accelerating faster than college tuition,” said a study from the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
  
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 Fox & Friends Champions Mueller Report Findings “The president taking a victory lap after the release of the Mueller report,” “Fox & Friends” co-host Ainsley Earhardt said.
  
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 Free Mueller Report Is a No. 1 Amazon Best-seller Versions of the Mueller report hold the No. 1, 2 and 14 spots on the Amazon best-seller list as publishers seek to profit from the document, which is available for free online.
  
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 QAnon Conspiracy Accounts 'Gloat' Over Mueller Report "Honestly, their biggest problem is with Trump saying 'I'm f***ed. They can't imagine Trump expressing weakness," said Travis View, co-host of the "QAnon Anonymous" podcast.
  
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 Ocasio-Cortez Renews Calls for Trump’s Impeachment  “Impeachment is not about punishment. Impeachment is about cleansing the office,” Senator Lindsey Graham said in 1999 about the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.
  
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 Trump's Response to Mueller Appointment: ‘I'm F***ed’ Mueller report says that "the President became angry and lambasted the Attorney General for his decision to recuse from the investigation, stating, 'How could you let this happen, Jeff?'"
  
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 Donations Flood Louisiana Churches After Notre Dame Fundraiser for three Louisiana churches destroyed by fires has earned almost $1.9 million following the Notre Dame tragedy.
  
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 30 Percent of Voters Have Never Heard of William Barr Forty-eight percent of Hillary Clinton voters said they had an unfavorable view of Attorney General William Barr, while 9 percent of Trump voters had an unfavorable opinion of Barr.
  
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 U.S. Press Freedom Ranked "Problematic" For First Time "Never before have U.S. journalists been subjected to so many death threats or turned so often to private security firms for protection," the report said.
  
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 O'Rourke Outpaces Rivals in Per-Day Fundraising Senator Bernie Sanders' total through the first quarter far exceeded his competitors in the packed Democratic primary field.
  
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 Harvard Professor Calls Trump 'Inciter of Violence' "When are we going to wake up and start calling Trump what he is: a reckless fomenter and inciter of murder? Remember Charlottesville?"
  
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 Everything We Know About the Notre Dame Cathedral Fire "Everything is burning, nothing will remain from the frame," said Notre Dame spokesman Andre Finot.
  
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 Trump Campaign Aide Blames Ilhan Omar for Death Threats "I don't think it is the president who's putting her in danger. I think it's her ill-thought-out words," said a communications director for Trump's 2020 campaign.
  
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 Trump Threatens to Send Migrants to Sanctuary Cities "We can give them an unlimited supply. And let's see if they're so happy," Trump said.
  
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 Turning Point USA Post Promotes White Genocide Theory The organization has previously faced allegations of racism and associating with discriminatory groups.
  
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 Police Chief Blasts Order to Deport Child Without Mom "You’d have to kill me to take my child from me," said Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo.
  
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 Pruitt Given 'Global Warming for Dummies' While at EPA He also received accepted six gifted copies of "The Lorax."
  
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 Ex-Amazon Employee Blasts Bezos' Treatment of Workers "He thinks that he's going to be an example and lead the minimum wage industry because somebody called him out on his bullsh*t."
  
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 First Democrat Likely to Be Indicted From Mueller Probe Greg Craig served under Presidents Obama and Clinton and privately represented prominent party figures, including former North Carolina Senator John Edwards.
  
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 Politicized Hate Crimes Hearing 'A Lost Opportunity' "Republicans were successful at turning the hearing into a kind of mess with Candace Owens and Morton Klein."
  
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 Dems Grill Bank CEOs on Money to Fossil Fuels, Guns "You are greenwashing your own track record and duping the American people into believing that you are helping address climate change," Representative Rashida Tlaib told bank executives during a...
  
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 ZOA President Attacks Rep. Omar at Hate Crimes Hearing "What Klein said is an outright lie," the Deputy Director of Jewish Voice for Peace told Newsweek.
  
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 Lieu Says Candace Owens Sought to 'Legitimize' Hitler Republicans invited Owens to speak at the hearing on hate crimes and white nationalism.
  
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 2020 Contender Tim Ryan Praised Vaccine Skeptic Ryan described the wellness blogger a "one-woman consumer protection agency," but scientists have expressed concerns about her activism.
  
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 Jerry Nadler Links Trump Rhetoric, Mosque Shooting The New Zealand shooter declared that he supported President Trump "as a symbol of renewed white identity and common purpose."
  
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 Mnuchin Should Be Fired: Ex-White House Ethics Chief "He should be fired. Mnuchin failed to comply with ethics rules in financial disclosure."
  
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 ACLU Issues Florida Travel Advisory, Warns Immigrants The American Civil Liberties Union and other civil rights organizations issued a travel advisory for Florida on Monday, warning that immigrants could have their constitutional rights violated by...
  
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 Majority Thinks Tax Changes Mean Same or Increased Tax Nearly 50 percent of households will get a break of more than $500 this year, but it doesn't seem that way to a lot of Americans.
  
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 Rights Groups Urge Companies Not to Hire Trump Admins "However strong the opposition, your words are meaningless unless they are backed up with resolute action."
  
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 Joe Biden Says He Wants to Be Last Dem to Launch Bid Biden also joked about misconduct allegations against him during a speech on Friday.
  
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 Potential Border Shutdown Would Heavily Affect Farmers The U.S. exported $276.2 billion worth of products to Mexico to in 2017.
  
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 J.P. Morgan CEO Floats Higher Taxes for Wealthy “The wealthy should remember that if we improve our society and our economy, then they, in effect, are among the main winners,” said J.P. Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon.