Emily Birnbaum is a lobbying and legal reporter for POLITICO. With experience at various publications such as Bloomberg News and Fortune, Emily covers a range of topics including politics, law, and business. Her work has been featured in numerous publications and she provides insightful analysis and reporting on key issues in these fields.
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By: Emily Birnbaum
Kevin Roberts, president of the Heritage Foundation and leader of Project 2025. (David Paul Morris/Bloomberg)
By: Emily Birnbaum
En sus primeras declaraciones públicas como principal candidata presidencial demócrata, Kamala Harris prometió derrotar a dos enemigos: Donald Trump y “la agenda extrema del Proyecto 2025”.
By: Emily Birnbaum
Democratic presidential candidate, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks to supporters during a campaign rally at West Allis Central High School on July 23, 2024, in West Allis, Wisconsin. Harris made her first campaign appearance as the party’s presidential candidate, with an endorsement from President Biden. (Jim Vondruska/Getty Images/TNS)
By: Emily Birnbaum, Sabrina Willmer
The Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok is battling a potential US ban with the signature tools of American democracy — lawyers, lobbyists and money.
By: Emily Birnbaum, Sabrina Willmer
TikTok's Survival Is at Stake in All-Out Fight Against US Ban
Deals Kroger claims FTC's in-house case violates the Constitution FTC says $24.6 billion grocery deal would increase prices
By: Emily Birnbaum, Zoe Tillman
US Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito reported in a new financial disclosure that he took no trips in 2023 paid for by another person or organization, but he did accept concert tickets from a German socialite.
By: Emily Birnbaum, Zoe Tillman
“Justice Alito Reports $900 Concert Tickets, No Trips in Latest Filing; Justice had requested a 90-day extension to submit disclosure; Alito faced scrutiny for a trip with hedge fund billionaire”:
By: Emily Birnbaum, Zoe Tillman
WASHINGTON — U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito reported in a new financial disclosure that he took no trips in 2023 paid for by another person
By: Emily Birnbaum, Zoe Tillman
WASHINGTON — U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito reported in a new financial disclosure that he took no trips in 2023 paid for by another person
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