Trump Tweaks Instead of Tearing Up Biden's Antitrust Policies
Opinion: George Mason law professor Thomas Stratmann says the new FTC leaders aren't overhauling the Biden administration's ...
Washington Monthly7dOpinion
What Happens to Antitrust Under Trump?
From tariffs to deportations, Trump’s policies are inflationary—but enforcing antitrust laws could help working families.
The Indiana Lawyer5d
Is some continuity in antitrust policy possible under Trump?
Many Indiana attorneys expect there to be a continuity of enforcement in at least some areas, such as Big Tech, health care ...
JD Supra10d
Antitrust in Trump 2.0—the First 60 Days
As the second Trump administration reaches its 60-day mark, it is a good time to take stock of the US antitrust agencies’ ...
Trump’s FTC firings make clear where his real loyalties lie
The FTC has five members, three from the president’s political party and two from the opposition. It’s not as though the two ...
Why Trump’s antitrust agenda could spell trouble for Big Tech
The Trump administration is moving forward with several Biden-era antitrust lawsuits, policies and positions, signaling a ...
FTC's Republicans Poised to Enforce Long-Mothballed Antitrust Law—Even as They Dis It
"We have a constitutional obligation to treat the Robinson-Patman Act as valid law, and to make enforcement decisions accordingly," Federal Trade Commission Chair Andrew Ferguson wrote in January.
Reversing Regulatory Overreach Will Encourage Payment Innovations
The DOJ's regulatory overreach, as exemplified by its lawsuit against Visa, threatens innovation and will ultimately harm ...
CA and NY Cases Have FTC's Republicans Poised to Enforce Long-Mothballed Antitrust Law
"We have a constitutional obligation to treat the Robinson-Patman Act as valid law, and to make enforcement decisions ...