Wall Street backs Bush as Dems face fund-raising edge
Wall Street signals early support for Jeb Bush with Goldman Sachs and Neuberger Berman contributions totaling about $144,900 in the first two weeks of his campaign, vs Marco Rubio’s $55,000. Bush also drew donors from Barclays and lobbyists, while Clinton received major sums from Akin Gump and Morgan Stanley. Clinton campaigns on tighter financial regulation amid a broader Democratic populist tone.
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New York
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Center For Responsive Politics
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UCLA Health cyber attack may affect 4.5 million people
A criminal cyber attack on UCLA Health in Los Angeles may have exposed the information of 4.5 million people. UCLA Health says there is no evidence yet that any personal or medical data was accessed, and it is cooperating with the FBI and hiring private forensic experts.
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Wildfires in Southern California and Felon Arrest
Two men were shot and killed and three others wounded in Lee Benedicta and Silver Ridge areas as wildfires burned in Southern California. Anthony Lord, 35, was arrested in Houston Maine after a manhunt. a 21 year old woman was with him when found. Police later identified Lord as the gunman and pursued leads before losing track of him.
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Highway projects put on hold amid funding uncertainty nationwide
States halt road work as federal funding remains uncertain ahead of a June to December funding gap. Congress battles to avert a Highway Trust Fund shortfall by July 31, with a longer six year bill expected but unlikely this fortnight. At least seven states pause larger bids while motorists face more repairs and jams.
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Micheal Green
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