Taylor Giorno is a Staff Writer at The Hill. She covers business and lobbying, focusing on the intersection of how business influences U.S. policy and vice versa, with additional expertise in elections, government, and public policy. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Bradenton Herald, Miami Herald, and Yahoo News, among others.
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Taylor Giorno's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, and government/politics. She seems particularly interested in articles that cite data or highlight government announcements related to the economy and financial sector in the United States.
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Google requires the disclosure of certain AI use in political ads.
A lower court had given the FCC until Friday to resolve a dispute over the agency's policy on television ad rates for parties coordinating with candidates.
A lower court had given the FCC a 48-hour timeline to resolve a dispute over the agency's policy on television ad rates for parties coordinating with candidates.
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Pan stoked a “crisis of confidence” at the trade association, according to letters first reported by The Washington Sun.
The company is facing scrutiny over its surveillance technology, which is used by law enforcement across the country.
By: Mark Alfred, Taylor Giorno
Groups tied to both Democratic and Republican leaders are regularly using a legal provision that lets them hide root funding sources.
By: Mark Alfred, Taylor Giorno
Groups tied to both Democratic and Republican leaders are regularly using a legal provision that lets them hide root funding sources.
A hacker has reportedly targeted the campaign finance agency’s databases.
