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Dave Michaels' coverage largely focuses on legal policy regulation and government announcements, with a significant emphasis on SEC investigations and FTC probes. His themes mainly revolve around legal & compliance, finance, and technology.
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By: Dave Michaels, Erin Mulvaney, Yoko Kubota
When President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping meet in Washington later this month, there will be no shortage of contentious subjects to address, including trade, artificial intelligence and the war in Iran.
By: Dave Michaels
Judges have reached conflicting decisions on whether the platform is evading state laws, setting up a potential Supreme Court showdown.
WASHINGTON—The Federal Trade Commission is investigating leading artificial-intelligence companies Anthropic and OpenAI, aiming to determine whether they have misled consumers about potential harms from their technology.
By: Sadie Gurman, Dave Michaels, Josh Dawsey
Prosecutors are still pursuing individual cases against people who investigated Trump.
Last year, Justice Department officials said a sweeping investigation would unravel a grand conspiracy by a cabal of national security officials who sought to undermine President Trump.
By: Dave Michaels, Joe Flint
The major TV networks that rotate coverage of the White House learned of the investigation on Friday.
By: Dave Michaels, Joe Flint
The Justice Department is investigating whether major TV networks violated federal antitrust laws when they briefly suspended a rotation of broadcast
By: Dave Michaels
A top DOJ official says ABA unfairly restricts part-time law faculty, while echoing Trump administration concerns that the group takes liberal positions.
By: Dave Michaels
WASHINGTON—The Justice Department has warned the American Bar Association it may face an antitrust investigation if it fails to change rules that limit the role part-time professors play in teaching law students.
By: Dave Michaels, Sadie Gurman, C. Ryan Barber
Prosecutors have been feeling pressure to make progress on the president’s priorities before Election Day.
