Steve Cohen

The New York Mets, despite spending over $3.5 billion on player payroll since 2022, are struggling with a disastrous 2026 season and a 2% playoff chance. A new report suggests the team may trade Francisco Lindor amid ongoing roster overhauls and poor performance, with owner Steve Cohen backing front office decisions.

Millennium and Point72, hedge funds managed by Izzy Englander and Steve Cohen, gained as the sector rebounded following the Iran war. Both firms reported double-digit returns in the first half of the year.

The New York Mets fired manager Carlos Mendoza after a poor season, replacing him with Andy Green. Owner Steve Cohen expressed disappointment in the team's performance despite a high payroll and expectations. The Mets are 34-47, 15 games behind the NL East lead and struggling with injuries and roster changes.

U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen urged Gov. Bill Lee to revoke a Tennessee directive requiring the reporting of approximately 400 sick or disabled immigrant children in a public health program to a state immigration enforcement division. The directive, which has drawn opposition from health providers and advocates, mandates that families receiving services through the Children’s Special Services program be reported to the Centralized Immigration Enforcement Bureau by June 30 if they continue using the services.

Democrats have dismissed a federal lawsuit challenging Tennessee's redistricting process, which reconfigured Memphis into three U.S. House districts. Two other legal challenges remain, including suits by the ACLU and NAACP alleging racial discrimination in the redistricting. The dismissal follows a U.S. Supreme Court decision impacting the Voting Rights Act.

Steve Cohen's Point72 gained 2% in May 2026, achieving a 10.5% year-to-date return. Other major hedge funds like Millennium and Citadel also posted gains, though they underperformed the S&P 500's 11% surge driven by tech and AI stocks. Walleye and North Rock reported small losses for the month.

Tennessee's redrawn congressional map splits Memphis into three districts, leading to new candidates. Rep. Steve Cohen will not run in the newly drawn 9th district, effectively retiring. Republican lawmakers gerrymandered the map to dilute Democratic voting power, a move challenged in court.

Tennessee Rep. Steve Cohen announced his retirement from Congress after nearly two decades in the legislature, citing a recent redistricting loss. Cohen gave an emotional tribute to his district during an interview. He expressed appreciation for his district, stating 'I've got a great district'.

Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen ended his reelection campaign after Tennessee's GOP lawmakers voted to split the Memphis congressional district he represented for almost 20 years. This decision comes as a result of Tennessee redistricting. Cohen's district has been affected by the state's redistricting efforts.

Tennessee Democratic Representative Steve Cohen ends his re-election bid due to redistricting that carves up his majority-Black Memphis district, giving an advantage to Republicans. The new US House map was enacted by Tennessee Republicans as part of a strategy to hold on to a slim majority in the November midterm elections. This decision follows last month's supreme court decision.

Rep. Steve Cohen, a Tennessee Democrat, will retire at the end of his term due to redistricting changes that affected his Memphis district. The redistricting carved up his district, leading to his decision. Cohen is a longtime Democrat from Tennessee.

U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen announced he will not run in any of Tennessee's three gerrymandered districts containing parts of Memphis after the state's Republican supermajority passed a redrawn congressional map. Cohen, a plaintiff in a federal lawsuit challenging the new map, stated the districts were drawn to weaken his electoral chances and expressed difficulty in representing the fragmented districts.

Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee is ending his bid for reelection due to redistricting battles that have affected his majority-Black district. The new U.S. House map enacted by Republicans in Tennessee has reshaped his district to the GOP's advantage. Cohen is challenging the state's redistricting effort in court and may reenter the race if the lawsuit succeeds.

Democratic Representative Steve Cohen will retire after Republican-led redistricting in Tennessee. The redistricting occurred during a special session of the state legislature to redraw U.S. Congressional voting maps. This change affects Rep. Steve Cohen's position.

Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee is ending his bid for reelection due to a redraw of his Memphis district. This decision comes after the district's boundaries were changed. Cohen's campaign is being terminated as a result.

Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee is retiring from Congress after his district in Memphis was redrawn. He announced this decision on Friday. His term will end with his retirement.

Rep. Steve Cohen, a Democrat from Tennessee, announced his retirement after 20 years on Capitol Hill due to Republican redistricting efforts. He will retire at the end of his term and is the earliest casualty of the Republicans' redistricting campaign. Cohen criticized Republicans for orchestrating a power grab.

Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee announced the end to his re-election bid after more than 19 years in Congress. He cited the newly determined district lines as the reason. The Democratic primary is scheduled for August.

Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee announced the end to his re-election bid after more than 19 years in Congress. He will not be included on the ballot in Tennessee's 9th Congressional District due to new district lines. The Democratic primary is scheduled for August.

Rep. Steve Cohen will give remarks after Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signed a new GOP-friendly map into law that carved up his district. The Memphis-based 9th Congressional District was gutted amid Republicans' efforts. Cohen has vowed to take legal action.

A Tennessee judge rejected Democrats' request to stop a new US House map favoring Republicans. The map was implemented after the qualifying deadline, causing election chaos. Democratic candidates and voters sued to stop the map from taking effect.

The Supreme Court's decision to reject racial gerrymandering has sparked outrage among broadcast networks, who claim it undermines democracy and civil rights. The decision has been met with criticism from Democrats and media outlets, who argue it will disadvantage minority voters. The ruling has highlighted the ongoing debate over redistricting and voting rights.

The Tennessee GOP has passed new redistricting maps that eliminate the state's only Black-majority district, diluting the votes of Memphis's 63% Black population and handing the entire state to Republicans. This move follows the Supreme Court's ruling to gut the Voting Rights Act. The new maps are expected to disproportionately affect Black working-class interests.

Rep. Steve Cohen's majority-Black congressional district in Tennessee is being carved up through redistricting, prompting Cohen to vow legal action. The new House map aims to flip his seat red in November. Cohen criticized Republicans for heeding President Trump's call.

Tennessee's Republican-controlled legislature approved a new congressional map that dismantles the state's majority-Black district, likely securing an all-GOP federal delegation. The move comes after the Supreme Court's ruling on the Voting Rights Act. Tennessee is the first state to finalize a new map after the decision.

Tennessee Republicans passed a map splitting the state's lone majority-Black district, carving up the Memphis-based district represented by Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen. The move affects the district's representation and is expected to have significant political implications. The decision was made by Tennessee lawmakers.

President Trump's revenge tour is putting pressure on Republican holdouts across the South to approve new maps that could give House Speaker Mike Johnson a shot at saving his majority in November. Tennessee Republicans are expected to vote soon to draw out Rep. Steve Cohen, and other Southern states are considering similar moves. This could constrain Democrats' ability to secure a large majority.

Republicans have unveiled a new congressional map that would split Democratic Rep. Steve Cohen's Memphis-area district. The proposed map targets Tennessee's lone Democratic district, potentially impacting the state's political landscape. This move could have significant implications for the upcoming elections.

Tennessee Republicans unveiled a proposed congressional map that could erase a Democratic seat by slicing into the state's majority-Black district. The new map aims to draw Rep. Steve Cohen out of his Memphis-area seat and divide Maury County, likely delivering a more favorable district to Rep. Andy Ogles. The plan is expected to pass on Thursday.

Tennessee lawmakers unveiled a proposal for a new congressional map that favors Republicans by splitting the state's sole Democratic district, targeting Rep. Steve Cohen. The map would impact the state's only majority-Black district. This change could affect the balance of power in Tennessee's House members.

Abdul El-Sayed's candidacy in Michigan's open U.S. Senate race is fueling concerns over antisemitism among Jewish voters due to his ties to extremist groups and comments on Israel. Some residents are speaking out against his campaign rhetoric, which they believe is hateful and divisive. The issue has become a major point of contention in the state's Democratic primary.

Abdul El-Sayed's candidacy in Michigan's open U.S. Senate race has raised concerns over antisemitism among Jewish voters due to his ties to extremist groups and comments on Israel. Some residents feel his campaign is amplifying tensions surrounding Israel and fueling fears over neighborhood security. El-Sayed has responded by emphasizing his understanding of religious prejudice and commitment to standing against antisemitism.

House Democrats are opposed to a Republican proposal to spend $1 billion on security measures for the White House ballroom, calling it a waste of funds and an example of Republicans prioritizing the executive branch. The proposal is part of an $82 billion reconciliation package to fund federal law enforcement. Democrats argue that the funds could be better spent on healthcare, nutrition, and housing.

Rep. Steve Cohen, a Tennessee Democrat, sang Kenny Rogers' 'The Gambler' during a eulogy for the late Grammy Award-winning songwriter on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives.

The San Diego Padres were sold for a record $3.9 billion to billionaire José E. Feliciano and his wife Kwanza Jones, owners of Chelsea FC. The sale highlights MLB's financial disparities, as the Padres, a small-market team without a regional TV deal, sold for 63% more than the New York Mets' 2018 purchase price. The Seidler family, led by late owner Peter Seidler, transformed the team into a competitive force through aggressive spending on players and trades.