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  • 3 days ago | axios.com | Ashley Gold |Maria Curi

    The proposal to ban states from passing their own AI legislation by tying it to federal broadband funding is exposing fault lines and alliances across the aisle. Why it matters: State regulation of AI is emerging as yet another issue that the GOP isn't united on, making the provision's future in the reconciliation bill uncertain. Driving the news: We scooped on Monday that the Senate parliamentarian approved new language from Sen.

  • 4 days ago | axios.com | Maria Curi |Ashley Gold

    Axios Pro Exclusive ContentIllustration: Sarah Grillo/AxiosA 10-year freeze on state AI regulations has been updated in the Senate reconciliation bill as it inches closer to the finish line. Why it matters: Changes to the AI provision were crucial to satisfy the Senate's Byrd Rule and get the parliamentarian on board. What's inside: The AI provision approved by the parliamentarian is now called a "temporary pause" rather than a "moratorium," according to bill text seen by Maria.

  • 1 week ago | axios.com | Maria Curi

    Axios Pro Exclusive ContentOlivia Trusty on April 9. Photo: Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty ImagesThe Senate on Tuesday confirmed Olivia Trusty to serve on the FCC. Why it matters: The FCC is operating without a quorum and Trusty's confirmation comes just in time for the next open meeting on June 26. FCC chair Brendan Carr will now have a quorum and a 2-1 Republican majority. State of play: The Senate voted 53-45 for Trusty, a longtime Republican Hill staffer, to serve through June 30.

  • 1 week ago | axios.com | Maria Curi

    Rep. Darin LaHood is positioning himself as a liaison between two committees at the center of AI and national security. Why it matters: The Illinois lawmaker is the only Republican who sits on both the Intelligence and China Select committees, among the few bastions of bipartisanship remaining on the Hill. We sat down with LaHood in his office shortly after he introduced legislation to help thwart China's access to advanced U.S. tech.

  • 1 week ago | axios.com | Maria Curi

    Axios Pro Exclusive ContentIllustration: Aïda Amer/AxiosThe Senate Finance Committee's portion of the reconciliation package would allow U.S. companies to retaliate against digital services taxes abroad. Why it matters: U.S. tech giants are facing billions of dollars worth of taxes abroad, and there's growing appetite in Washington for fighting back against what some lawmakers view as discrimination.

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Maria Curi
Maria Curi @m_ccuri
12 Jun 25

RT @burgessev: Seems likely the 899 “revenge” tax is likely to have a delay in it — maybe a year — as foreign companies with US operations…

Maria Curi
Maria Curi @m_ccuri
11 Jun 25

RT @elwasson: SECTION 899 REVENGE TAX: Senate will make the instrument less “blunt” @SenKevinCramer tells us

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29 May 25

RT @ashleyrgold: Scoop w/ @m_ccuri: AI Safety Institute to be renamed Center for AI Safety and Leadership in continued shift from gov focus…