The Bear, on FX and Hulu, is just better than Television has ever been. By a lot. Season 1 was very good, Season 2 is something very, very special.

Surgeons disappear, patients never know. Medicare picks up the tab. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/do…

Bloomberg Law Senior Investigative Reporter John Holland discusses the practice of surgeons scheduling multiple operations at virtually the same time, leaving during critical portions, then billing Medicare for work they didn’t do. June Grasso hosts. bloomberg.com/news/audio/202…

Watching Clarissa Ward and Nic Robertson'so smart, brave, fair and incredibly compelling coverage in Israel (and earlier in Ukraine) is a reminder of how good CNN could be if they did away with blabbing panels and sent reporters out into America to cover new and issues again.

He laundered hundreds of millions his parents and father and law looted from Kazakhstan. Now he's advising his brother's Swiss Litigation Finance company. bloomberglaw.com/product/blaw/b…

news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation-fin… Russian elites with Kremlin ties are pouring millions into US, UK lawsuits, dodging international sanctions

UPDATE: The lead counsel for the Russian litigation funder that was subject of this morning's Bloomberg Law investigation just announced that he has left the company.

news.bloomberglaw.com/litigation-fin… The top lawyer at the Russian litigation funder we wrote about this morning has left the company.

What a great day for the Baltimore Banner. Exclusive in other ships losing power near the Key Bridge, and Justin Fenton's reporting on a City housing scam led to a developer being charged. thebaltimorebanner.com/community/tran…

news.bloomberglaw.com/securities-law… Sen. Chuck Grassley has told the SEC to provide more details of its secretive whistleblower program, directly citing "concerns" he has based on our earlier Bloomberg Law reporting.

For the first time ever, the SEC reversed itself in response to a whistleblower's federal court challenge. Billionaire Kyle Bass wound up pocketing $400,000, far less than he wanted. bloomberglaw.com/product/blaw/b…

Not sure what's most disturbing. That's there is something called Major League Eating. That a hot dog champ has his own management team. Or, well, pretty much everything else in this story. nbcnews.com/news/sports/jo…

Incredible nonprofit reporting by the The Baltimore Banner!

Now here's a headline I never thought I would see: White House says it will not return the Statue of Liberty to France

Watching the Celtics for first time in awhile, and basketball has become almost unwatchable. No passing, no ball movement, just dribble and shoot a three. Miss way more than the teams hit. I don't blame the teams - math clearly says that's the right strategy - but boring as hell

Woke up in Monterey early this morning and went for a walk. Looks like I have a new wallpaper for my phone.

Never in my wildest dreams did I think we’d be here today, three years in, winning a Pulitzer. My heart is full today. I am so proud of Alissa Zhu Jessica Gallagher Nick Thieme, the newsroom and everyone at this very special organization. thebaltimorebanner.com/community/loca…

Among the cases that review says should have been classified as a homicide: Tyrone West and Anton Black

The country's largest Medicaid contractor in the country has quietly shipped about 2,000 jobs to India, despite state contract prohibitions and questions about quality and supervision of work done overseas. Billions of dollars are at stake news.bloomberglaw.com/health-law-and…