Sr. Engineer for Data Journalism & Investigations @bloomberg.com Previously: @princetoncitp.bsky.social @umwallacehouse.bsky.social 21-22 Fellow @themarkup.org @propublica.org
NEW: We dug through the files released by DoJ to track how Epstein’s sex-trafficking network worked in practice. www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202... w/ @peterguest.bsky.social @jeffykao.bsky.social Christopher Cannon and @maxharlow.bsky.social
The Flight Network Behind Jeffrey Epstein’s Trafficking OperationThousands of flights booked by the pedophile financier’s staff connected associates and victims to a global network of propertieswww.bloomberg.com@agordon.me and I conduct a useless (but fun) experiment. Gift Link: tinyurl.com/cc-world-cup...
What Happened When We Let Claude Pick Our World Cup BracketsCould Claude narrow the gap between a soccer expert and a novice? A World Cup prediction contest put AI-assisted forecasting to the test.tinyurl.comNEW: A tax loophole costs the US government $48 billion a year. That's more than the budget of NASA and the 2026 health subsidy cuts combined. The loophole allows ETFs to defer or avoid capital gains tax on winning stock picks.
The Top 1% Reap Most From Tax Loophole Costing $48 BillionThe ETF industry is exploiting the tax break at an unprecedented scale.www.bloomberg.comEpstein’s Library 📚 Gift Link: www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202...
A cache of 18,000 emails offers another window into Epstein’s mind. Bloomberg parsed Amazon receipts from that inbox—filtering, verifying, and cataloging book orders—to build this timeline.
Jason LeopoldNEW: In Oct 2016, when a new book about Jeffrey Epstein came out, he bought 17 copies. In 2019, in Epstein’s last weeks of freedom, he made his final purchases: a guide to raising children, The Annotated Lolita & Nietzsche’s The Birth of Tragedy 🧵 🎁 www.bloomberg.com/graphics/202...