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Biography

I cover a little bit of everything in my role as a breaking reporter, from the latest developments on legislation, new court decisions on regulation to climate change and transportation, plus everything in between. I’ve tended to focus on state politics and campaigns as well as defense and court reporting when I can, bringing in my passion for distilling complex topics for our audience. I’m a proud Cincinnati native (Who Dey!) and previously worked stints covering politics for the Las Vegas Review-Journal as well as crime and local news at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. I’ve also had the opportunity to cover politics for Cincinnati Public Radio and with Syracuse, New York, NPR-affiliate WAER. I graduated from Syracuse University in 2023 with a dual major in journalism and political science, where I served as the Editorial Editor and city politics reporter for The Daily Orange.

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• Allowing AI as sole inventor could concentrate power in the hands of the ‘well-funded,’ USPTO director warns

  By Melissa Ritti Verified, Nick Robertson Verified| MLex Market Insight Verified Home / News / / Allowing AI as sole inventor could concentrate power in the hands of the ‘well-funded,’ USPTO director warns Published 24 Oct 2024 21:15 Modified 24 Oct 2024 21:15 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Patents Trademarks US Patent and Trademark Office Director Kathi Vidal faced a barrage of questions this morning from Ann Mueting, outgoing president of the American Intellectual Property Law Association, at the group’s annual meeting in Maryland. The duo covered everything from the...

  By Melissa Ritti Verified, Nick Robertson Verified · MLex Market Insight

  Oct. 24, 2024

• UAW president: ‘Trump doesn’t care about working-class people’

  By Nick Robertson Verified| NewsBreak@ United Auto Workers (UAW) President Shawn Fain hit former President Trump on labor policy Tuesday, claiming Trump “doesn’t care about working-class people.” “Donald Trump’s all talk, and he’s a master at BS,” Fain told MSNBC’s Chris Hayes. “The bottom line is this, Donald Trump doesn’t care about working-class people, and he showed it when he was president.” “And you know, in 2019 he talks about saving the auto industry and how he’s going to bring the auto industry back.

  By Nick Robertson Verified · NewsBreak

  Aug. 14, 2024

• Begala: Trump campaign strategy ‘nutty at best’ when former president is in charge

  By Nick Robertson Verified| The Hill Verified Clinton White House strategist Paul Begala says that former President Trump’s stream of insults against Vice President Harris is “nutty at best and racist at worst” as a campaign strategy, as the vice president closes the polling gap, seizing on momentum. “He’s an insult comic,” Begala said in a CNN interview Tuesday.

  By Nick Robertson Verified · The Hill

  Aug. 14, 2024

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MLex Market Insight

MLex is a news and analysis provider that specializes in legal risk and regulatory developments on a global scale. Based in London and part of the LexisNexis Risk Solutions portfolio, MLex helps organizations navigate complex compliance landscapes. The company employs between 51 and 100 professionals and generates annual revenue in the range of £51 to £100 million. MLex offers regulatory risk intelligence through daily newsletters and alerts that cover various topics, including antitrust, mergers and acquisitions, data privacy, and financial crime. They provide customizable monitoring for specific geographies and industries, along with in-depth analysis of litigation and enforcement actions. MLex serves legal teams, compliance officers, and corporate strategists in multinational corporations, law firms, and financial institutions, focusing on high-stakes regulatory areas. Their global coverage includes a strong presence in the US, EU, and UK markets, enhanced by their integration with LexisNexis for comprehensive risk management.