Taylor Giorno is a Staff Writer at The Hill. She covers business and lobbying, focusing on how these sectors influence U.S. policy and vice versa, while also delving into elections, government, and public policy. Taylor's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News, ABC 8NEWS, and the Miami Herald.
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Ethics officials granted a waiver to an official who holds stocks in major technology companies.
The rapper hired two operatives known more for antics than advocacy to help him secure clemency from Trump. Boosie is now fighting to retrieve $300,000 from them.
Kalshi and Polymarket are navigating political insider trading controversies while facing pressure in Washington from traditional sports betting giants.
By: Avani Kalra, Taylor Giorno
The bill doesn't go as far as some lawmakers would like and faces a tough path forward in the upper chamber.
By: Avani Kalra, Taylor Giorno
But it's likely dead on arrival in the Senate. The House on Wednesday passed legislation that would prevent members of Congress, their spouses and their children from buying individual stocks.
By: Taylor Giorno
The rapper has accused Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl of reneging on a promise to return $300,000 if they did not quickly secure a pardon.
The Republican candidate in Michigan reported the “fraudulent transaction” to federal regulators.
Senate candidate Mike Rogers’ joint fundraising committee got swindled this spring. Team Rogers, a joint fundraising committee for the Michigan Republican,
But in federal court today, free speech advocates defended the right of political donors to make unlimited contributions to certain political groups.
By: Taylor Giorno
Corporate giants such as Lockheed Martin, ExxonMobil and United Health Group could run afoul of the Lobbying Disclosure Act.
