Laura Kusisto is a National Legal Affairs Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She primarily focuses on topics related to abortion and maternal health, while also covering broader themes such as government, politics, and legal affairs. Laura's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Mansion Global, and LiveMint.
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Laura Kusisto's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and political themes in the United States. She provides in-depth analysis of topics such as real estate regulations, abortion rights, and campus free speech. Given her focus on these specific areas, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can offer unique insights into legal developments related to real estate laws, reproductive rights issues or campus free speech policies.
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全米不動産協会や仲介業者との訴訟で歴史的勝利を収めた弁護士らは反トラスト訴訟の一環として、新たに著名投資家ウォーレン・バフェット氏に狙いを定めている。
By: Laura Kusisto, Nicole Friedman
The real estate industry has now agreed to pay nearly $1 billion to settle anti-competitive allegations.
By: Laura Kusisto, Erin Mulvaney
The Yale-educated wife of Trump’s vice presidential running mate is the daughter of immigrants who climbed through elite legal circles.
The Yale-educated wife of Trump's vice presidential running mate is the daughter of immigrants who climbed through elite legal circles.
By: Laura Kusisto, Nicole Friedman
The changes come after the National Association of Realtors reached a landmark legal settlement earlier this year.
By: Nicole Friedman, Cassandra Klos, Laura Kusisto
Buyers can determine what their agents are paid under new rules being rolled out across the U.S.
By: Laura Kusisto, Alex Leary
The former president’s campaign is also unveiling an expansive proposal to support IVF in a bid to allay voter fears of threats to fertility care.
By: Laura Kusisto
Abortion-rights supporters have raised more than $100 million for a ballot measure in Florida, the campaign plans to report Friday, a sign the issue is galvanizing donors in the critical final days before the November election. The fundraising haul is by far the largest amount raised by an abortion
By: Laura Kusisto
The groups rode high when Roe was overturned. Now, they’re splintered on strategy and facing state-level defeats after Trump and the GOP pulled back support, wary of election liability.
By: Jess Bravin, Laura Kusisto
The justices heard arguments over a state’s power to prevent transgender teenagers from obtaining puberty blockers and other treatments a Tennessee law deems inconsistent with the minor’s sex.
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