GU Politics hosted a conversation on Monday, October 27 with two former directors of the DOJ Office of Public Affairs about the politicization of the Justice Department and the role it plays in our democracy. Xochitl Hinojosa, who held the position in the Biden administration and was a Fall 2022 GU Politics Fellow, and Sarah […]| Institute of Politics and Public Service
US Justice Department asks Supreme Court to uphold Copyright chief firing. Burn to Settlement rejected. Steal a Brainrot developer sues competitor. Source| Plagiarism Today
In this week’s Schroedinger’s claim, the White House Occupant is threatening to sue his own DOJ for230 million (at your expense, of course) because its (rather muted) investigation of h…| The Propaganda Professor
On Tuesday, United States Attorney General Pam Bondi brought receipts with her to Capitol Hill and put on quite the display as she testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee during the committee’s DOJ oversight hearing. Attorney General Bondi’s receipts contained information directly from Laura Loomer’s X feed that she shared the night before […]| Loomered
Transcript: “Movement for an Open Web was founded in September 2020. Five years later, we’ve achieved an incredible amount. We were the organisation that got the CMA involved in Google’s Read More The post An Introduction to MOW appeared first on Movement For An Open Web.| Movement For An Open Web
On the 5th November 2024, the US Department of Justice submitted its final proposed remedies in the US Google AdTech trial under Judge Brinkema. The proposed judgement called for significant sanctions against Google Read More The post Five Ways Google Could Circumvent Proposed Remedies in the AdTech Trial appeared first on Movement For An Open Web.| Movement For An Open Web
It’s been a seismic few days in tech antitrust, with three major announcements that have changed the landscape for the months ahead. For proponents of a fairer and more competitive Read More The post The Week Everything Changed in Tech Antitrust appeared first on Movement For An Open Web.| Movement For An Open Web
This judgement is an historic failure that benefits no-one but Google and Apple. The remedies proposed are weak and will only serve to entrench Google’s search monopoly at all levels. Read More The post MOW Response to DOJ Search Case Decision appeared first on Movement For An Open Web.| Movement For An Open Web
The merits of selling Chrome to a collective of publishers. Chrome is the world’s most popular digital portal, used by people to bank, manage utilities, conduct commerce, be entertained, andRead More| Movement For An Open Web
Washington, DC — The sound that carried across the South Grounds this week was not ceremony but machinery, excavators chewing into brick and plaster as demolition crews finished tearing down the White House’s East Wing. By Thursday evening, October 23, 2025, the familiar visitor entrance was a rubble field behind temporary fencing, the first phase […]| The Eastern Herald
The 2025 Economics Nobel went to Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion, and Peter Howitt for exploring innovation-driven economic growth. I already wrote a general explainer about the prize. Here I want to make a different claim: If you work in antitrust, you should pay particular attention to their scholarship. Their work, especially that of Aghion and ... What Competition Scholars Should Know About the 2025 Economics Nobel The post What Competition Scholars Should Know About the 2025 Economics Nobe...| Truth on the Market
The AI Action Plan unveiled in July by President Donald Trump could mark a turning point for U.S. antitrust policy. By directing the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to prioritize innovation, the plan offers a historic opportunity to lift onerous regulatory burdens, restore measured enforcement, and repudiate the overreaches of former FTC Chair Lina Khan’s regime. ... How the White House’s AI Action Plan Could End Antitrust Overreach The post How the White House’s AI Action Plan Could End...| Truth on the Market
The federal government shutdown has caught up with gun owners and started a fight over the Trump Administration’s priorities.| The Reload
The Department of Justice (DOJ) continues to find itself at loggerheads with the gun-rights movement in court, and growing frustration has activists starting to boil over.| The Reload
Plus, crime data analyst Jeff Asher joined the podcast to explain what preliminary reports tell us about the impact of President Trump's policing takeover had on DC crime.| The Reload
Trump’s former border czar Tom Homan threatens a migrant crackdown in NYC. Explore the political battle over immigration policies and enforcement.| amNewYork
U.S. Attorney Danielle Sassoon resigns amid fallout from the Adams indictment. Get the latest on the legal and political implications of her departure.| amNewYork
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi directed the DOJ to investigate the University's compliance with the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court ruling against affirmative action.| The Stanford Daily
It’s the beginning of a new year for some of us, so let me wish all of you a good year, and a sweet year, even if you don’t know what I’m talking about. Private Anticompetitive Censorship Continued? Turning back to the agency beat: in a Sept. 7 guest essay in The New York Times, ... Antitrust at the Agencies: Happy New Year 5786 Edition The post Antitrust at the Agencies: Happy New Year 5786 Edition appeared first on Truth on the Market.| Truth on the Market
The Justice Department was caught deleting a study conducted by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and hosted on a DOJ website proving that right-wing violence poses a “far” greater threat than left-wing extremism. The report was available there at least until September 12, 2025, according to an archive of the page saved in the […] The post Department of Justice deletes study on politics of domestic terrorists first appeared on Free Government Information (FGI).| Free Government Information (FGI)
Just weeks after Skydance Media completed its acquisition of Paramount Global, the new company is reportedly preparing a majority cash bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) in its entirety, including its cable networks and movie studio. A Skydance-Warner combination could reshape the global entertainment landscape. Backed by Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison’s substantial family ... Scale or Fail: Why Paramount Skydance’s Warner Bros Gambit Makes Economic Sense The post Scale o...| Truth on the Market
U.S. District Court Judge Amit Mehta’s Sept. 2 remedies opinion in the U.S. v. Google monopolization (Google Search) case is, in large part, a rejection of government regulation of digital platforms in the guise of antitrust. The limited and cabined conduct-related remedies it imposes are far less significant than its rejection of the U.S. Justice Department’s (DOJ) proposed conduct ... The Google Remedies Decision and Big Tech Antitrust The post The Google Remedies Decision and Big T...| Truth on the Market
Cartel collusion among competitors is widely seen as the “supreme evil of antitrust,” and for more than three decades, competition-law enforcers in the United States and abroad have cooperated to ferret out cartel activity. Beginning in the 1990s, major jurisdictions started to emphasize highly effective “leniency” agreements to get cartel members to inform on their ... Paying Whistleblowers to Take Down Cartels The post Paying Whistleblowers to Take Down Cartels appeared first on Tru...| Truth on the Market
This Just In Judge Amit P. Mehta’s memorandum opinion in the Google Search case has dropped. It’s 230 pages, and I’ve merely skimmed it. A careful discussion–from me or anyone else–will wait a bit. For now, the remedies are quite a bit more than Google had proposed, but at the same time, a good deal ... Antitrust at the Agencies: Moderation in All Things Edition The post Antitrust at the Agencies: Moderation in All Things Edition appeared first on Truth on the Market.| Truth on the Market
Plus, KE Arms’ Russel Phagan joins the podcast to discuss the recent decline in AR sales.| The Reload
In an Aug. 15 announcement, the White House and U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) pledged to undertake “an effort to identify State laws that significantly and adversely impact the national economy or interstate economic activity and to solicit solutions to address such effects.” This project complements the White House’s earlier April 9 executive order directing the federal antitrust agencies ... New Regulatory Reform Initiative Could Bolster Trade Negotiations The post New Regulatory R...| Truth on the Market
Charter Communications Inc. and Cox Communications Inc.—both providers of cable and broadband—are seeking approval of their proposed merger from the U.S. Justice Department (DOJ) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC). While the prior administration’s enforcement agencies—who often relied on static market-share snapshots to pursue antitrust claims and failed to consider broader market dynamics—might have sued to block this ... Charter/Cox Merger Review and the Rule of Law The...| Truth on the Market
In United States v. Chastain, No. 23-7038, 2025 WL 2165839 (2d Cir. July 31, 2025), the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit vacated wire| Law of The Ledger
By Matthew Holloway | A letter from Solicitor General of the United States D. John Sauer to the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Mike Johnson has revealed that the Department of Justice is prepared to defend the removal of former Voice of America (VOA) Director Michael Abramowitz from his position. Abramowitz's removal was| AZ FREE NEWS - Your #1 Source for Arizona News & Politics!
A BuzzFeed News review of Clearview AI documents has revealed the company is working with more than 2,200 law enforcement agencies, companies, and individuals around the world.| BuzzFeed News
In a surprising move, the U.S. Justice Department’s (DOJ) Antitrust Division has thrown its weight behind a lawsuit that could reshape how courts—and antitrust enforcers—think about competition in digital media. The agency’s statement of interest filed last month in Children’s Health Defense v. Washington Post doesn’t merely take up the legal merits of a questionable ... Truth Cartels? The DOJ’s Misguided Leap into Viewpoint Regulation The post Truth Cartels? The DOJ’s Misguid...| Truth on the Market
The second Trump administration has been signaling a move away from the Biden administration’s policy of actively discouraging mergers. This change in direction could benefit the U.S. economy. But some merger uncertainty remains, rooted in the administration’s decision to retain 2023 merger guidelines. Targeted revisions to those guidelines—or, at the very least, public pronouncements designed ... Reducing Merger Uncertainty Could Help the American Economy The post Reducing Merger Uncer...| Truth on the Market
On July 29, 2025, Attorney General Pam Bondi issued a memorandum titled “Guidance for Recipients of Federal Funding Regarding Unlawful Discrimination.” The memorandum purports to offer “guidance” and “Best Practices” to recipients of federal funding, including “non-binding suggestions to help entities comply with federal antidiscrimination laws and avoid legal pitfalls.” The Attorney General’s memorandum follows... Continue Reading…| Inside Political Law
ANALYSIS: Occam’s prevails to indicate that Waltz is entirely unfit for the duties of US National Security Advisor because he is an insider threat guilty of leaking in operations serving his IC/DoD/NATO/State principal.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
ANALYSIS: Putting aside the oxymoronic nature of the following, the only acceptable reason for a full and unconditional pardon for Devon Archer would be on the condition that Archer serve as State's witness in its prosecution of the Biden Crime Family.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
ANALYSIS: The Crossfire Hurricane documentary evidence stands to tell a potentially unvarnished truth about the actual nature of treasonous criminality surrounding FISA/FISC abuses that targeted a presidential candidate and later President of the United States of America.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
ANALYSIS: On Friday, the Trump Administration published two documents detailing its counter to activist judges in an otherwise rigged Judiciary & it's going to be difficult to MAGA unless MAGA stands for Make America Grim Again.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
ANALYSIS: Trump issues Executive Order barring schools from mandating COVID-19 injections or lose federal funding. Good first step, far from enough.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
ANALYSIS: Trump issues critical foreign policy changes impacting RICO crimes in important, distinct and nuanced ways.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
ANALYSIS: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirms RICO analysis asserting that Ukraine never received $102b of $177b in US aid.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
ANALYSIS: It's the type of quiet that most certainly guarantees that the hell we projected to come our way is still coming; albeit late on arrival.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
ANALYSIS: Through the lens of RICO and Throckmorton, Joe Biden's preemptive pardons aren't worth the paper upon which they're written.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
The Department of Justice (DOJ) primed a challenge to silencer bans in a recent court filing, and now a coalition of gun-rights groups is trying to take advantage.| The Reload
By Fred Vogelstein There’s going to be ever building momentum in the coming months to take one of the most innovative companies in American history – Google – and blow it up. The company has been judged an illegal monopolist in two Federal courts. And the rulings, when read together, paint a picture of a […]| Crazy Stupid Tech
At least one trans woman in federal prison says Trump’s executive order has already prevented her from receiving hormone therapy, leading to “thoughts of suicide and self-harm.”| The Appeal
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced April 14 that it has “launched a public inquiry into the impact of federal regulations on competition, with the goal of identifying and reducing anticompetitive regulatory barriers.” A request for public comment (RPC) on the inquiry has also been published in the Federal Register. Bravo. The inquiry will not ... Back to the Future (of Competition Research and Advocacy)| Truth on the Market
Since January 1, 2022, all California organizations serving youth, including churches, have been required to meet minimum safety standards for the protection| Church Law Center
The DOJ has implemented sweeping new data security requirements affecting organizations well beyond traditional defense contractors. Alvarez & Marsal consultants| Corporate Compliance Insights
From the DOJ’s dismissal of its FCPA case against a pair of tech executives to its recent announcements that some| Corporate Compliance Insights
Trump deleted NLEAD, a federal police misconduct database. Data show it was mostly full of border and prison incidents.| theappeal.org
Justice Department drops indictment against Mayor Adams after Trump-era investigation. City leaders celebrate the end of the controversial case.| amNewYork
University at Buffalo School of Law professor Tanya Monestier, in an exclusive, lengthy and wide-ranging interview with RISMedia, explained that| RISMedia
Anytime a politician begins a sentence with “I am an advocate for the Second Amendment, but…” gun-rights advocates tend to turn a skeptical eye in their direction.| The Reload
President-elect Donald Trump’s Attorney General nominee defended her record on gun policy during her confirmation hearing.| The Reload
The DOJ has raised the bar for corporate compliance programs, with recent updates demanding new attention to AI risks and| Corporate Compliance Insights
The Appeal and other news outlets spent years reporting on dangerous conditions inside Atlanta, Georgia's Fulton County Jail.| theappeal.org
Editor’s note: The COURT REPORT is RISMedia’s weekly look at current and upcoming lawsuits, investigations and other legal developments around| RISMedia
Recently resurfaced video footage shows Kamala Harris vowing to crack down on free speech if she's installed as president.| National File
Rolf Hazlehurst, a Children’s Health Defense staff attorney and father of a son diagnosed with autism, today filed a motion in federal court alleging lawyers representing the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services fraudulently concealed and misrepresented evidence that vaccines can cause autism. By Brenda Baletti, Ph.D. This article was originally published by The Defender […]| Children's Health Defense Tennessee Chapter
According to a filing in federal court today, the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) is planning to appeal to the| RISMedia
While the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) may be celebrating its latest win against the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ),| RISMedia
TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT: Follow-up Analysis/3: Confirmations and 7 new developments.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT: Follow-up Analysis/2: Confirmations and 14 new developments.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
INTENSELY DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE TRUMP ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT: Internal security breach, deliberate stand-down, inside job.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
Back in March 2023, the DOJ unsealed an indictment against Terren Peizer, formerly the executive chair of Ontrak, Inc., representing the first time, according to the press release, that the DOJ bro…| Cooley PubCo
POST-DEBATE ANALYSIS: Unlike everyone else now engaged in post-debate clamoring about replacing Joe Biden, I identified, analyzed and published scores of articles precisely projecting what you saw …| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
By Kristina Launey and John W. Egan Seyfarth Synopsis: DOJ issues useful new Guide to help small governmental entities understand the new web and mobile| ADA Title III
Las agencias de competencia y los tribunales que deciden sobre estos casos deberían, idealmente, actuar “más como plomeros que como ingenieros”, eliminando barreras estratégicas a la competencia an…| MARIO ZÚÑIGA
ANALYSIS: Asset House Speaker Mike Johnson and the House advance a bill to preserve the FISA/FISC surveillance instrument for the Intelligence Community.| POLITICAL MOONSHINE
