Lauren Feiner is a Senior Policy Reporter at The Verge. She covers the intersection of technology policy and government, focusing on topics such as federal legislation, antitrust litigation, and public policy related to Silicon Valley and Capitol Hill. Lauren's work has been featured in NBC4 Washington, NBC News, Yahoo News, and many other prominent outlets.
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