Nathan Hager

The reports say President Trump has been frustrated with Bondi's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files, as well as what he sees as a lack of aggressiveness in going after his political opponents.

On Capitol Hill, the House has adjourned without taking action to end the longest partial government shutdown in American history.

The Senate voted unanimously again this morning for a measure to fund the Department of Homeland Security without immigration enforcement.

The House rejected that same bill last week, but Speaker Mike Johnson now says he backs a two-track process to fund immigration through a party-line vote.

President Trump says he wants that bill on his desk.

by June 1st.

The Justice Department is appealing a federal judge's order blocking its ban on Anthropic's AI technology in government.

DOJ filed the notice with San Francisco federal judge Rita Lynn this morning.

Last week, the judge found the Pentagon's move to designate Anthropic a threat to the U.S.

supply chain appeared designed to punish the company for seeking assurances its technology wouldn't be used to spy on Americans or to develop autonomous weapons.

Tesla just reported one of its worst sales quarters in years, just over 358,000 vehicles delivered in the first quarter.

That's a 6.3% increase compared to last year, but Bloomberg Global Auto's editor Craig Trudell reports the bar was already low then.

Bloomberg's Craig Trudeau reporting right now Tesla shares are lower by 4 percent in low Earth orbit.

The crew of NASA's first moon mission in more than a half century woke up to that this morning following a successful liftoff for Artemis II last night.

Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow is on the ground at the Kennedy Space Center with more on what comes next.

And if that's a go, Bloomberg's Ed Ludlow reports the crew would aim for that flyby of the far side of the moon by this Monday.

And that's news when you want it.

With Bloomberg News Now, I'm Nathan Hager.

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