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@WSJ investigative reporter. Previously covered the White House and money in politics. rebecca.ballhaus@wsj.com or Signal at rballhaus.79
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U.A.E. rewarded with coveted AI chips for supporting U.S. war in Iran

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By Eliot Brown Verified, Amrith Ramkumar Verified, Rebecca Ballhaus Verified
| Threat Beat
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U.A.E. Rewarded With Coveted AI Chips for Supporting U.S. War in Iran Original

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By Eliot Brown Verified, Amrith Ramkumar Verified, Rebecca Ballhaus Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Smoke rising in March from the port of Jebel Ali after a strike on Dubai. Fadel Senna/AFP/Getty Images The United Arab Emirates has gained expanded access from the U.S. to coveted artificial-intelligence chips after aiding America in recent months by carrying out dozens of airstrikes against Iran, intercepting hundreds of missiles and keeping oil moving through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Trump’s Personal Lawyer Was Said to Be Part of a Billionaire’s Criminal Defense

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By Joe Palazzolo Verified, Rebecca Ballhaus Verified, C. Ryan Barber Verified, Josh Dawsey Verified, Dave Michaels Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Boris Epshteyn has quarterbacked the president’s legal fights during Trump’s second term. yuki iwamura/press pool A fleet of lawyers for Indian billionaire Gautam Adani pressed the Justice Department last year to drop a 2024 fraud case against the founder and chairman of energy and logistics giant Adani Group. They got nowhere. By the spring of 2025, senior DOJ officials had given the green light to proceed.
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