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For the past five years, Broidy’s lawsuit against Qatari agents has been grinding through the court system.

The drugmaker behind weight loss medications Ozempic and Wegovy has hired its third new lobbying firm in as many months as the company pushes lawmakers to make the blockbuster drugs eligible for coverage under Medicare.

Lobbying revenues at K Street’s top firms began to rebound from a slower start to 2023, as lawmakers set to work on a slew of must-pass bills.

PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan defended the decision to join forces with the Saudi-backed rival league LIV Golf in a letter to Congress.

Apple shelled out more than half a million dollars as it unsuccessfully fought to convince the White House to veto a ruling in a patent dispute.

The new hire comes amid a surge of lobbying spending by the company, which dished out $7.5 million on federal lobbying last year.

Republicans have rallied to Newsmax’s side with calls to boycott both DirecTV and AT&T, and sought to leverage the investigative might of Congress to squeeze both businesses.

A pair of K Street firms announced today that they’d landed a pair of big-ticket names from last Congress.

The Democratic Attorneys General Association<b> </b>will report hauling in $6.47 million between April and June.

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