Brian Schwartz is a Photojournalist at CNBC. He specializes in finance, investment, and energy and mining, often exploring the intricate connections between these themes. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including NBC Connecticut, The Wall Street Journal, and Yahoo Finance.
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By: Faraz Javed, Brian Schwartz
A man was shot in the arm, and another was taken into custody after a dispute over a washing machine escalated into gunfire at a Super Laundromat.
By: Brian Schwartz, C. Ryan Barber, Louise Radnofsky
Potential applicants are eyeing a piece of the $1.8 billion pie.
By: Josh Dawsey, Brian Schwartz, Meridith Mcgraw, Alexander Ward
The outspoken critic of foreign interventions had largely been sidelines from Trump’s national security team.
Outspoken critic of foreign interventions had largely been sidelined from Trump's national-security team
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said plans are in the works if the current law banning living people on bills is changed.
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By: Gina Heeb, Brian Schwartz, Josh Dawsey
Bill Pulte, known for his loyalty to Trump, made the case that he would advocate for the administration’s foreign policy agenda.
President Trump shared what appeared to be his real-time reaction to May jobs data Friday morning during an interview with The Wall Street Journal. “Let me just see, hold it,” Trump said, pausing a conversation about his new acting Director of National Intelligence, [Bill Pulte](https://www.wsj
Brian Schwartz The Wall Street Journal President said in interview Office of the Director of National Intelligence should be ‘much smaller' and maybe even terminated
Read this exciting story from The Wall Street Journal June 06, 2026 issue. President Trump said he wants Bill Pulte, his incoming acting director of national intelligence, to begin firing a large number of employees as part of a shake-up of the U.S. intelligence community.
