Michaela Ross is a Deputy Team Lead at Bloomberg Law. She covers a range of topics including technology, cybersecurity, finance, and politics, often exploring the intersections between these fields. Michaela's insights and analyses have been featured in Bloomberg Law and Bloomberg News.
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The top Democrat on the House China committee said he wants to keep a bipartisan approach, even as relations between the parties grow more fractious with the approach of the 2024 elections.
By: Nancy Ognanovich, Michaela Ross, Kayla Sharpe
Members of the Senate Appropriations Committee head to a closed-door briefing this morning to hear from Biden administration officials on rising competition from China both in the international security and economic realms, Nancy Ognanovich reports.
President Joe Biden and congressional Republicans made little tangible progress Tuesday toward averting a first-ever US default, but pledged negotiations on spending that would open the door to a possible agreement.
By: Oma Seddiq, Michaela Ross
Senate Republicans balked at the idea of closing a tax loophole for crypto investors in ongoing debt limit and budget talks after President Joe Biden floated the proposal.
The US government’s aggressive stance on antitrust is chilling merger activity among the country’s biggest companies, with some deals never making it past the boardroom as executives fear lengthy and expensive approval processes.
The Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday advanced a bill that would combat the spread of child sex abuse material online amid a bipartisan push to protect kids’ safety and privacy on social media.
By: Kayla Sharpe, Michaela Ross, Katrice Eborn
Leaders of A.I. companies are making an unusual request to Congress as their industry advances: establish safeguards to mitigate threats their technology poses. Lawmakers echo their anxieties, but creating new laws presents stiff challenges.
Lawmakers are taking steps to ensure the billions of dollars they devoted to providing Americans with access to high-speed internet don’t go to waste.
By: Michaela Ross, Kayla Sharpe
Top commerce officials from the US and China agreed to strengthen communications even as they traded complaints about each other’s policies, with the meeting a sign that Beijing and Washington are trying to prevent their relations from worsening further.
By: Ellen M Gilmer, Michaela Ross
A top House Republican is demanding answers from Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas on the Secret Service's actions Saturday at the Pennsylvania rally where former President Donald Trump was shot.
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