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Ezra Klein

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Editor-in-Chief of Vox; former staff writer and blogger for the Washington Post and columnist for Newsweek; former associate editor at the American Prospect

Ezra Klein on KCRW

Hillary Clinton hasn't announced her presidential candidacy, but her every move is being analyzed as if she had.

The Anti-Hillary Campaign Is Up and Running

Hillary Clinton hasn't announced her presidential candidacy, but her every move is being analyzed as if she had.

from To the Point

In Washington today, a reported deal to reopen the government and raise the debt limit by Thursday was on-again, off again.

Who's in Control on Capitol Hill?

In Washington today, a reported deal to reopen the government and raise the debt limit by Thursday was on-again, off again.

from To the Point

One of Wall Street's most powerful women, Ina Drew, resigned as chief investment officer at JP Morgan Chase today, taking responsibility for the firm's $2 billion loss.

Fallout after JP Morgan's $2 Billion Loss

One of Wall Street's most powerful women, Ina Drew, resigned as chief investment officer at JP Morgan Chase today, taking responsibility for the firm's $2 billion loss.

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