Ian Hodgson is a data reporter for the Financial Times, based in Washington DC. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on sports, finance, and media topics, drawing from his extensive background in education and healthcare reporting. Ian's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Miami Herald, Kaiser Health News, and PBS.
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Ian Hodgson's focus is primarily on local and state-level government and education news in Florida. His coverage frequently involves citing data, government announcements, and evolving stories within the realm of education and politics.
If you're reaching out to Ian, consider providing insights from local educational institutions or political figures in Florida. Topics related to student loans, college completion rates, changes in legislation impacting education or natural disasters affecting the area could also be relevant for him.
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Tech outages and staff shortages are causing traveller misery as World Cup fans arrive and summer travel peaks
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Industry spends millions to target candidate who supports greater regulation of the technology
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The US president earned more than $1bn from digital currency interests as well as real estate and stock trades
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FT analysis shows US president declared more than 22,000 share transactions last year
By: Alex Rogers, Eva Xiao, Ian Hodgson, Nolan Shaffer
Washington/New York | Donald Trump bought up to $US1.4 billion ($2 billion) in stocks last year, according to an FT analysis, boosting his personal
By: Lauren Fedor, Ian Hodgson
Survey shows conflict is dragging down president’s approval ratings ahead of November midterms
By: Lauren Fedor, Ian Hodgson
Most US voters say Donald Trump's war in Iran has not been worth the cost, according to a new FT poll that underscores how the conflict in
By: Myles Mccormick, Ian Hodgson
Also in today’s newsletter, political rhetoric around the ‘Epstein class’ is gaining traction among Democratic candidates
America’s diplomats used to have global sway. Now they are besieged by their own president
By: Ian Hodgson, Alec Russell, Abigail Hauslohner
America’s diplomats used to have global sway. Now they are besieged by their own president, and many feel their clout will be gone for good.
