After the Chief Justice congratulated Ed Kneedler today on his final Supreme Court argument, the courtroom (including the Justices) broke into a standing ovation. I've never heard applause during court. It was one of the most special moments I have ever witnessed in that room.

This is awesome - law firm called Dragon Lawyers filed court papers with this watermark on EVERY PAGE until the judge ordered them to stop.

If Dylan sang HaTikvah youtube.com/shorts/us089YY…

What a stat from ESPN Research: Since 1997-98, teams are 3-1,640 when trailing by 7+ in the final minute of the 4th quarter/OT. The Pacers, this postseason, have 2 of those wins.

Celebrating spring!

Enlightening and inspirational talk by and discussion with Dan Senor tonight on the state of world Jewry.

LIGHT THE BUILDING. NEW YORK KNICKS ARE GOING TO THE EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS

In honor of the legendary George Wendt, here is every time Norm Peterson walks into Cheers

US Court of International Trade just issued decision in case against Trump tariffs filed by Liberty Justice Center and me. All "Liberation Day"/IEEPA tariffs ruled illegal, and blocked by injunction! see link for opinion. I will have much more to say soon: cit.uscourts.gov/sites/cit/file…

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Fun fact: my dad was an economist for the U.S. Foreign Service serving in Israel from 1981-1985 and had the great privilege of working closely with Fischer during that time. Even had Fischer later come guest lecture a class my dad taught at the Foreign Service Institute. RIP.

Things got a little weird this weekend.

This provision of the Federal Reserve Act suggests "no," the President cannot also serve on the Fed Board.

Powell just said that people work hard at Bloomberg.

Nobody smarter on all things US-Israel than former Ambassador Kurtzer. Fun fact: First place I ever played Atari was in the Kurtzer house (40+ years ago when my dad and Kurtzer worked together in the US Embassy in Israel and we lived down the street from each other).

Bloomberg Intelligence research Bloomberg Terminal : Anthropic 'Fair Use' Win Big for AI, But Replication's Uncertain Anthropic's legal win in a case over inputs used to train its large language model is a positive for the development of generative AI systems, yet the case's unique

Wasn’t expecting so much press to greet me as I entered SDNY today. Turns out they’re not here for me.

📊 A snapshot of effective U.S. tariff rates by country, product, and specific imports (e.g., smartphones from China). Data via Bloomberg's WSL TARIFF<GO>.

In honor of Airplane!’s 45th bday yday, a picture of me and Leslie Nielsen (on the day I graduated high school no less).