
Ben Wieder
Investigating DC for @latimes, ex-@miamiherald/@mcclatchydc, @publicintegrity Husband of @ruthigielnik. Signal: @benwieder.51, ben.wieder@latimes.com
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Fake L.A. survey deepens distrust of political polls
The results touted by Bass in mayoral race come amid a wave of incorrect predictions.
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Fake L.A. survey deepens distrust of political polls
The results touted by Bass in mayoral race come amid a wave of incorrect predictions.

Confirmation of Blanche on a razor’s edge
The tight Senate vote exposes the depth of skepticism of Trump’s Justice Department.

Holdout GOP senators now back Blanche
The acting attorney general’s order killing Trump’s $1.8-billion fund precedes shift.

A ‘complete 180’ on DOJ’s civil rights mission
California is the main target as a U.S. agency formed to counter inequality is recast.

Blanche grilled by Senate committee
One Republican vote against him could block his nomination as attorney general.

AI giants fund ad wars in races across the U.S.
In certain contests, political groups spend more than candidates they are supporting.

Harris’ big donors in 2024 express doubts for 2028
Skepticism over a potential presidential bid is at odds with favorable polling.

Virginia maps rejected, boosting GOP
State Supreme Court overturns voter-approved redistricting favoring Democrats.

Torrance man charged with trying to kill Trump
Suspect planned to shoot through gala, officials say

Justice Dept. drops Powell inquiry
The move may clear a roadblock for Trump's nominee to chair the Federal Reserve.

Redefining the donor state
In their bid to flip the Senate, Californians pour money into Democratic campaigns elsewhere

Swalwell steps down from his seat in House
The Democrat from the Bay Area faced expulsion threat over misconduct claims.
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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Ben Wieder in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.
