Last night in Capitol Account:
*Scoop: The SEC is Contemplating a Redo of the Predictive Data Analytics Rule for Financial Advisers
*Rule Has Faced a Wall of Opposition from Robinhood and Others

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Request: Can Congress please just change the name of the Administrative Procedure Act to the Administrative ProcedureS Act, plural? That's what basically everyone calls it anyway, including members of Congress. Thanks - RT

Last Night in Capitol Account:
- The Treasury Wants Help Creating a Financial Inclusion Strategy. Industry Suggests Reining in the Regulators
- Wally Adeyemo upped the stakes surrounding the Biden administration’s request for AML authority
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Two years ago, Joël van Houdt and I traveled for The Wall Street Journal to the front lines of the war in Yemen, where we came under fire from Iran-backed Houthi forces. The Houthis are now at epicenter of the regional war. I'm proud to have worked to keep the oft-overlooked war in the public eye.

Last night's Capitol Account: SEC Speaks Extravaganza

*@HesterPeirce : The SEC Has a 'Crickets' Problem
*Tea-leaf reading Gary Gensler 's remarks on equity market structure
*Uyeda assails climate rule 'spin' capitolaccountdc.com/p/sec-speaks-p…

I’m not there any more, but I can say this with confidence: It’s difficult to understate the negative impact on morale at the WSJ as loyal and talented colleagues continue to be shown the door.

Get shot at, blown up and unjustly detained because you do your job well and go where others won’t.

Cover war like a champ because you know your stuff.

Break news regularly because you’re well-sourced.

And then get laid off.

Fair winds and following seas Dion Nissenbaum

#IStandWithEvan The Wall Street Journal

What a crucial topic, and no one better to tackle it... Congrats Byron Tau

It's publication day for Means of Control. penguinrandomhouse.com/books/706321/m…

Here it is at every stage. From left to right: June 2021 book proposal, Jan 2022 outline and reporting plan, October 2022 first draft, Fall 2023 galley and then the finished book. On shelves today!

WSJ DC layoffs are devastating. So much talent gone, including both people on my old tech policy beat.

But letting go of Brody Mullins seems particularly foolish. Brody is the best reporter I've worked with. He's not on Twitter, you know his byline though. One of the best.