Shira Stein – Journalist

I am a reporter with Bloomberg Law covering the federal public health response to the Covid-19 pandemic, including the actions of the Department of Health and Human Services, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the White House.

I am focused on looking at the management and purchase of personal protective equipment, new HHS policies, and how aid money is being distributed. Normally, I cover the HHS, including how it interacts with the White House and Capitol Hill.

I am passionate about making a career in journalism accessible for those from marginalized backgrounds and spend my free time on initiatives that work toward that goal.

I’m a member of the Association of Health Care Journalists, the Investigative Reporters and Editors, and the Society for Advancing Business Editing and Writing.

Recent Clips

Cyber-Attack Hits U.S. Health Agency Amid Covid-19 Outbreak (Scoop)

Kushner Airlift Moves Millions of Masks, But Details Are Secret (Enterprise)

Trump Mulls Made-in-U.S. Order for Vital Drugs, Devices (Scoop)

FEMA to Move Out of Lead Virus Role to Focus on Reopening (Scoop)

Hard-Hit N.Y., N.J. Trail the Field in Initial Virus Grants (1) (Enterprise)

Pandemic’s Next Medical Shortage? Vaccine Needles, Syringes (1) (Policy)

Bloomberg TV Apperance

Bloomberg Radio-“Trump Ties Medicare Drug Cost to Rates Paid by Other Nations'”

C-SPAN Appearance

https://www.c-span.org/video/?460560-2/shira-stein-house-health-care-policy-debate&fbclid=IwAR3Lfb42wNHkoOP1CFqyy3vsEabP3ZAQI0GQbmFxA9Vm0HxHNF5o1h0Ndl0

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The Washington Post

“With ‘Moscow Muellers’ and other promos, D.C. businesses bank on Trump themes”-June 24, 2018 (enterprise story)

“D.C. college students seek a voice in communities beyond campus”-May 23, 2018 (enterprise story)

“Never again!’ Students demand action against gun violence in nation’s capital”-March 24, 2018 (contributing byline on an A1 story)

“D.C. high school students plan and attend civil rights summit”-January 12, 2018

“As a high school student during the Vietnam War, she wore her protest on her sleeve”-December 15, 2017

“Washington-area schools show a building commitment to science”-November 26, 2017 (enterprise story)

“Democrat Ralph Northam defeats Ed Gillespie in race for Virginia governor closely watched by national parties”-November 8, 2017 (contributing byline on an A1 story)

“Confederate flag posters, with cotton attached, found at American University”-September 27, 2017 (co-written breaking news story)

Bloomberg BNA

“Technology IPOs Likely to Rebound in 2017, Deal Lawyers Say“-August 4, 2017 (TOP on Bloomberg Terminal)

“Airlines, Food and Drug Stores Most Active in Antitrust Cases“-August 2, 2017 (enterprise story involving data analysis, TOP on Bloomberg Terminal)

“Corporate Cyber Risk Disclosures Jump Dramatically in 2017“-July 27, 2017 (enterprise story involving data analysis, TOP on Bloomberg Terminal)

“More Companies Cite Activism as a Risk in Financial Disclosures”-July 7, 2017 (enterprise story involving data analysis, TOP on Bloomberg Terminal)

“Law Enforcement Adapts to Using Cryptocurrency to Catch Criminals”-June 26, 2017 (enterprise story)

The Durango Herald

“Senate defeats attempt to undo BLM’s methane rule”-May 10, 2017 (scoop)

“Cory Gardner, Scott Tipton want BLM headquarters moved west”-May 9, 2017 (exclusive interview with Gardner)

“Colorado leaders bridge the divide”-May 6, 2017 (enterprise story)

“Friends find Gorsuch smart, affable”-March 20, 2017 (enterprise story)

“Politicians buried in calls, emails from constituents”-February 10, 2017 (co-byline enterprise story)