Last summer, Landry and other women accused Wright of initiating affairs while they were his law students, beginning as early as 2006. One woman alleged Wright used his influence to keep her in a relationship. Others spoke of similar experiences. on.wsj.com/3xaXyjP

Brody Mullins Part 3: How Hubris, Revenge and a Breakup Brought Down Big Tech’s Proudest Ally wsj.com/us-news/law/jo…

For a time, Joshua Wright juggled a wife, three mistresses and a well-paid career as a law professor and antitrust consultant for Google, Amazon, Qualcomm and Facebook. He might have kept it going. But in 2021, Wright ended an affair with Elyse Dorsey. on.wsj.com/4aSWTkT

"Joshua Wright juggled a wife, 3 children, 3 mistresses and a well-paid career as a law prof and consultant for Google, Qualcomm & Facebook. In '21, Wright ended an affair w/ Elyse Dorsey and everything started to tumble." What a story by Brody Mullins: wsj.com/us-news/law/jo…

🧵 If you really want to understand modern politics, you need to understand the lobbying industry -- how it was born and what it's become. I talked to Brody Mullins about his new book "The Wolves of K Street" that tells that story for the first time. Some of the most

“For a time, Joshua Wright juggled a wife, three children, three mistresses and a well-paid career as a law professor and antitrust consultant for Google, Qualcomm & Facebook.” Read this phenomenal trio of stories from Brody Mullins: wsj.com/us-news/law/go…

This conversation with Brody Mullins about his new book "The Wolves of K Street" was my favorite post in my newsletter this week. To understand modern politics and policy, you HAVE to understand the rise of the lobbying industry in DC. Brody's book is a perfect explainer.

If Donald Trump returns, so will backroom lobbyists like Paul Manafort. Read: nyti.ms/3RCCJ7X

“Elect ’em on the second floor. Lobby ’em on the third floor.” If Donald Trump wins, so will Paul Manafort. By Brody Mullins⁩ ⁦Luke Mullins⁩ nytimes.com/2024/06/20/opi…

So exciting to see brody mullins and my Op-Ed appear in The New York Times today! Check it out! nytimes.com/2024/06/20/opi…

"Rather than drain the swamp, an unleashed President Trump would return the lobbying industry to the smoke-filled rooms of the 1930s." Read more from Brody Mullins and Luke Mullins, authors of THE WOLVES OF K STREET. nytimes.com/2024/06/20/opi…

If Donald Trump is re-elected, expect a return to backroom lobbying deals that favor well-financed companies and countries, and exclude everyone else, Brody and Luke Mullins write. Read: nyti.ms/3xgh12P

Great to be on C-SPAN’s Book Notes with Brian Lamb today! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/boo…. It was an intense conversation as always!

Researchers from Georgetown, American University and the Washington, DC government discovered that nurse placement in a 911 call center significantly reduced strain on the District’s emergency services. bit.ly/3SbXsQl

More summer reading....“The Wolves of K Street” by Brody and Luke Mullins. A stunning depiction of a Washington DC that I did not know about. “DC is the meanest city on the planet”. I've been here since the mid '70s and this is not my experience. Read this book...yikes!

Ted Leonsis shoots ... he scores!

Let’s welcome @rodneydavis Ashley Alencia Johnson Symone D. Sanders Townsend Waleed Shahid 🪬 and Rick Wiley to the Hilltop! We are gearing up for an exciting semester with our Fall 2024 Fellows and can’t wait for you to meet our new class in just a couple weeks.

On Sept. 12, the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy unveiled its state-of-the-art headquarters in the heart of downtown Washington, DC, at 125 E St. at Georgetown’s Capitol Campus. bit.ly/3MOzM16

It’s official! ✂️ In a ribbon-cutting ceremony with local, federal and university leaders, McCourt celebrated the opening of our new, state-of-the-art home on @georgetown’s Capitol Campus. georgetown.edu/news/mccourt-s…

ICYMI: In a ribbon-cutting event last week with local, federal and university leaders, the Georgetown University McCourt School of Public Policy celebrated the official opening of its new home on the Capitol Campus at 125 E St. bit.ly/3MOzM16