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Ex-lawmaker sentenced to 10 years in FARA case

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By Daniel Barnes Verified
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Former Rep. David Rivera (R-Fla.) was sentenced today to 10 years in prison for his role in an illegal $50 million lobbying campaign on behalf of Venezuela during the first Trump administration, Daniel B. reports. — A one-term member of Congress who also spent eight years in Florida's legislature, Rivera was convicted in early May of violating the Foreign Agents Registration Act by secretly lobbying for Nicolas Maduro 's government in 2017 and conspiring to commit money laundering.
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Tech industry dunks on Trump's ‘superintelligence' rebrand

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By Katherine Long Verified, Daniel Barnes Verified
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Silicon Valley and its lobbyists in Washington aren't buying President Donald Trump 's attempt to rebrand artificial intelligence as “superintelligence,” our colleague Katherine Long reports. — “It is a way for the CEOs to signal fealty to the president,” Adam Kovacevich , CEO of the progressive tech industry coalition Chamber of Progress , told POLITICO. “No one in the industry is about to start calling it superintelligence. It's like Gulf of America and Lake America.
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Checkmate says bonjour

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By Daniel Barnes Verified
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FIRST IN PI — Checkmate Government Relations is opening its first office in Paris, adding to the rapidly growing firm's international footprint, Daniel B. reports. — The Paris office will be led by new hires Marc-Antoine Osouf and Nicolas Boudot , both of whom have experience in French government and private industry.
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