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Myles fielded the first tip about the murder of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO Brian Thompson and what followed was a series of deeply reported stories on the investigation, the search for and apprehension of Luigi Mangione.

Investigation

UnitedHealth Executive Fatally Shot in NYC, Sparking Manhunt

Grief, Then Confusion: Questions of Motive Emerge in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s Killing

Bullets in UnitedHealthcare CEO Death Inscribed With ‘Depose,’ ‘Delay’

NYC Suspected Shooter’s Backpack Contains Jacket, But No Gun

NYPD Finds Backpack Suspected to Belong to Killer of CEO

NYPD Manhunt for UnitedHealthcare CEO’s Killer Yields Photos, Inscribed Bullets

New NYPD Photo of CEO’s Killer Shows Him in Cab Used in Escape

Police Arrest Person of Interest in Killing of Insurance CEO

Arrest & Aftermath

Police Arrest Person of Interest in Killing of Insurance CEO

NYC Killing Suspect Was Ivy League Graduate Who Praised Unabomber

Fingerprints, Ballistics, Reddit Writings: Latest in CEO Murder

Police Investigate NYC ‘Wanted’ Posters of Finance Executives

Myles led Bloomberg’s coverage of the New Orleans terror attack on Bloomberg News, Television, and Radio. His reporting included detailed tick-tocks of the incident, scoops on the threat stream by the FBI, and the first reporting that the Las Vegas cyber truck blast was not connected.

FBI Warns of Risk Islamic State Will Exploit New Orleans Attack

FBI Says New Orleans, Vegas Attacks Don’t Appear Coordinated

Suspect in Deadly Las Vegas Cybertruck Blast Identified

Cybertruck Blast By Trump Vegas Hotel Probed for Terrorist Link

New Orleans Attack, Cybertruck Blast Raise US Security Fears

Since his hiring at Bloomberg, Myles has built a brand new beat focused on federal law enforcement agencies, working closely with the legal team and national desk.