Esther D’Amico is a politics and policy reporter who specializes in antitrust, EH&S and other regulatory concerns as she chronicles debates in and out of Congress as well as the federal agencies. Her work has appeared in a variety of publications including Architectural Record, Engineering News-Record, Esquire, Forbes, Kiplinger, Mergermarket, Policy and Regulatory Report, Popular Mechanics, several newspapers and more. She lives in Washington, DC.
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Trump’s Kennedy Center ‘Hostile Takeover’ Chills DC Arts Community
Arts leaders, community organizers and artists fear censorship, funding loss as Trump aims to “make the arts great again”
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Trump’s Inauguration Supporters Elated but Feel the Chill as Events Move Indoors
The president’s fans braved bitter cold outside the Capitol to watch the inauguration on their phones, and had harsh words for Hollywood
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Next Trump Administration Will Likely Relax M&A Enforcement – Except for His Foes, Say Experts
When it comes to policy, the president-elect’s second term will be like “a movie sequel” to his first, one antitrust attorney says
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Texas Becomes Latest State to Weigh Guardrails for Generative AI
In the absence of federal legislation, state lawmakers have called on the entertainment industry and others to propose solutions
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ABC News Feels the Heat as Harris and Trump Ready for the Debate Stage | Analysis
With muted mics and no live audience, the pressure is on anchors David Muir and Linsey Davis to deliver
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Hollywood Reacts as Biden Stumbles and Trump Lies Through CNN Debate: ‘Fear and Grievance, Ad Infinitum’
“The Daily Show” host Jon Stewart argues both candidates “should be using performance-enhancing drugs”
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Industry Scrambles for Influence in Washington as Lawmakers Weigh AI Restrictions
Entertainment companies and creatives are ramping up lobbying to become part of the conversation to craft national legislation.
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New FCC Rules Will Guard Against Internet Slow Lanes Impacting Streamers
But net neutrality rules will face scrutiny again as ISPs eye legal challenges
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