Ken Sweet is a banking reporter at The Associated Press. He specializes in finance, trading, and the banking sector, often covering themes related to international finance, public policy, and the healthcare system. Ken is also an incoming Knight-Bagehot Fellow for 2024-25 at Columbia University and has been featured in numerous publications including The Washington Post, Chicago Tribune, and Fortune.
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Ken Sweet's coverage focuses on local business, finance, and economy in the United States. He frequently covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, evolving stories within the crypto & blockchain industry, finance & economy sectors, as well as crime-related topics.
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By: Ken Sweet, Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Steve Peoples
A mysterious political firm admitted to fabricating multiple election polls this month. The fake results from a company called Median Strategies, none of which appeared in AP coverage, claimed to evaluate support in the Democratic primary for governor in Wisconsin, the gubernatorial race in Nevada,
By: Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Steve Peoples, Ken Sweet
NEW YORK – Locked in a competitive reelection race, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass declared on social media last week that a new poll was evidence that her campaign was “gaining momentum.”
By: Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Ken Sweet, Steve Peoples
A close-up view of "I Voted" stickers at Maples Elementary School on primary election day, Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026, in Dearborn, Mich.
By: Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Ken Sweet, Steve Peoples
NEW YORK (AP) — Locked in a competitive reelection race, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass declared on social media last week that a new poll was evidence that her campaign was “gaining momentum.”
By: Steve Peoples, Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Ken Sweet
NUEVA YORK (AP) — En medio de una reñida contienda en busca de su reelección, Karen Bass, la alcaldesa de Los Ángeles, declaró la semana pasada en
By: Ken Sweet, Steve Peoples, Amelia Thomson-Deveaux
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By: Ken Sweet, Amelia Thomson-Deveaux, Steve Peoples
By: Steve Peoples, Ken Sweet
NEW YORK (AP) — Locked in a competitive reelection race, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass declared on social media last week that a new poll was evidence that her campaign was “gaining …
By: Ken Sweet, Steve Peoples, Amelia Thomson-Deveaux
Median Strategies, a previously unknown organization, admitted publicly that its results were fake.
By: Amelia Thomson-Deveau, Ken Sweet, Steve Peoples
A mysterious political firm admitted to fabricating multiple election polls this month, including one for the Democratic primary for Wisconsin governor.
