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Tony Romm

Tech policy reporter at The Washington Post

Tony Romm is a prominent economic policy and accountability reporter at The Washington Post, where he focuses on the intersection of technology, government spending, and corporate influence in politics. He tracks how federal laws impact families and scrutinizes the role of corporations in shaping political outcomes. His work often highlights critical issues related to technology policy and accountability in government actions.

Romm has a background in journalism that includes previous roles, such as covering technology and policy at Recode, where he reported on the dynamics between Washington and Silicon Valley. His insights are informed by a comprehensive understanding of both economic and technological landscapes.

He is active on social media, where he engages with readers and shares his reporting, further enhancing his role as a key voice in tech policy discussions.

Highlights

Apr 24 · twitter

NEW: A DOJ investigation into the Fed and its chair, Jay Powell, may be over (for now, at least). But the damage may prove lasting, showing the extent to which Trump will go to steer policy

the latest w/@colbyLsmith

https://t.co/DsTIfC6W8m

Apr 21 · twitter

our live coverage of the confirmation hearing for Kevin Warsh as Fed chair is under way, come join us: https://t.co/fHfhmNrPSo

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Washington, District Of Columbia