Yuval Rosenberg

Yuval Rosenberg oversees all aspects of The Fiscal Times' website and email newsletter, from editorial to audience and business development. Before being named editor in chief, he served as executive editor and business editor. Yuval has also worked at Newsweek, Fortune, Fast Company and WNYC. His writing has appeared in publications including BusinessWeek, CNBC.com, CNNMoney.com, Fast Company, Fortune, Newsweek, Money and Time.

Recent Stories By Yuval Rosenberg:

16 States Sue Trump: The Court Battles Over His ‘Emergency’ Are Just Getting StartedFebruary 19, 2019

A coalition of 16 states filed a lawsuit in federal court Monday challenging President Trump’s move to invoke emergency powers to redirect billions of dollars for construction of a border wall. The...
Bernie Sanders Says He’s Running Again. Why 2020 Will Be Different Than 2016.February 19, 2019

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) announced Tuesday that he’s making another run for the Democratic presidential nomination. Among the items on the 77-year-old democratic socialist’s 2020 agenda: enacting a...
Elizabeth Warren Proposes Universal Child Care, Paid for by Taxing MillionairesFebruary 19, 2019

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), who’s running for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, on Tuesday unveiled a universal child care plan that would cap families’ expenses at 7 percent of income...
Klobuchar Pitches Herself as Pragmatic Alternative to Progressive DemsFebruary 19, 2019

In a CNN town hall in New Hampshire Monday night, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) drew some clear distinctions between herself and some of the most progressive Democratic presidential candidates in the...
Trump’s Risky Plan to Get $8 Billion for His WallFebruary 15, 2019

He really did it. President Trump on Friday declared a national emergency in an attempt to bypass Congress and redirect existing funds toward construction of his promised wall along the southern...
Trump to Sign Border Deal — and Declare a National Emergency, TooFebruary 14, 2019

Roses are red, Violets are blue, President Trump will sign the spending deal and declare a national emergency too. OK, it’s not the most romantic of gestures, but you could call it a Valentine’s Day...
Voter Support for 'Medicare for All' Plunges: PollFebruary 13, 2019

With Democratic proposals to provide “Medicare for all” increasingly in the headlines — and increasingly the subject of debate over whether the program would or should involve eliminating private...
Medicare, Medicaid Control Costs Better Than Private Insurers: StudyFebruary 13, 2019

Growth in Medicare and Medicaid spending per enrollee was slower than in private insurance between 2006 and 2017, according to an analysis released this week by the Urban Institute. Medicare spending...
Trump’s ‘Not Happy’ with the Border Deal. Why He’ll Probably Sign It Anyway.February 12, 2019

Will he or won’t he? After House and Senate negotiators reached a tentative agreement Monday night on a bipartisan border security deal, the looming question is whether President Trump will veto the...
Goldman Sachs Projects Deficit Will Top $1 Trillion Next YearFebruary 11, 2019

The Congressional Budget Office projected last month that the federal budget deficit for this year would be about $900 billion, up 15 percent from last year but about $84 billion less than it had...
Lawmakers Scramble to Avert Another Government ShutdownFebruary 11, 2019

Collapsed. Derailed. Fell apart. Broke down. Whatever description you choose, the bottom line on the bipartisan congressional negotiations over border security isn’t good: The talks, which had...
Is Trump ‘Trapped’ on the Border Wall Deal?February 8, 2019

Congressional negotiators looking to hammer out a bipartisan border security spending deal and prevent another government shutdown at the end of next week are reportedly closing in on their goal. “We...