Cory Booker test-driving some slogans here!

Politico's tech and competition teams grabbed two great reporters in the last week, star competition journalist Francesca Micheletti and data protection genius Sam Clark They're going to be writing great stories. Stay tuned...

Biden promised $42 billion to bring broadband to Americans who don't have it. John Hendel reveals why that money has barely showed up - and what the political costs are: politico.com/news/2024/09/0…

"What you're going to hear tonight..." is a pure prosecutor opening-statement move.

14 minutes. Surely the earliest mention of quantum computing in the history of presidential debates.

Come to POLITICO's Tech and AI Summit on Tuesday -- we'll have two senators talking about the Hill's plans for AI, the DHS secretary, the president's top economic hand, TikTok influencers, and insiders talking about where Trump vs. Harris stand on tech. …iticosaitechsummit2024.splashthat.com/CMS

While Biden touts his climate record in New York, Congress just suprise-squeezed him on a big environmental-tech fight: Brendan Bordelon Kelsey Brugger Christine Mui politico.com/news/2024/09/2…

update - Breaking with environmental groups and more than 100 House Dems, Biden will sign the bill that eases environmental review for certain microchips projects, the White House said last night

Job opening: We're hiring a lead author for our Morning Tech newsletter. You get a chance to work with a terrific team of tech reporters, while driving the daily conversation on how the world's richest industry is jostling for control with Washington. recruiting.ultipro.com/PER1013PCLL/Jo…

What's Elon Musk really up to in politics? John Hendel has a remarkable snapshot of how the tycoon is building a single personal connection in DC that could hugely help his business. politico.com/news/2024/10/1…

Now that he's thisclose to the president-elect, it's a huge question for Washington: What does Elon Musk really want? via Derek Robertson : politico.com/news/2024/11/0…

How did Trump and Musk and other billionaires end up at the head of a "populist" movement? Amy Chua had a compelling answer for POLITICO Magazine the last time around: politico.com/magazine/story…

What the Silicon Valley right wants from Trump--> politico.com/newsletters/di… via Derek Robertson

Rogan x "Bowling Alone" x Democratic missteps --> we're living in a whole new place. Via Derek Robertson politico.com/news/2024/11/0…

Finally some good media industry news: we're hiring! Check out these two new tech reporter positions for POLITICO's growing California bureau and please share with your networks. recruiting.ultipro.com/PER1013PCLL/Jo… and recruiting.ultipro.com/PER1013PCLL/Jo…

Why DC needs to pay attention to Sam Altman's latest claims -- via Christine Mui in Digital Future Daily: politico.com/newsletters/di…

The Big Tech giants are hoping the Trump tariffs will actually work out for them. Here's why -- via Brendan Bordelon and Gabby Miller : politico.com/news/2025/04/0…

A lot of people in Silicon Valley find the whole DOGE/Musk approach troubling, and just bad management -- but they're afraid to say it. New from issie lapowsky: politico.com/news/magazine/…

The people on the left who deny more housing decreases costs are the left-wing equivalents of anti-vaxxers and election deniers. Liberals who understand economics don't get nearly far enough in denouncing these people.

Heyo, just started as a @Politico tech reporter - plz hit me up with any tips/story ideas: amakPOLITICO.com