Supreme Court delivers setback to Apple in ongoing antitrust battle with ‘Fortnite’ creator
Supreme Court Denies Apple’s Request in Epic Games Lawsuit On Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court denied Apple’s request to temporarily halt a judicial order related to its App Store practices. This order comes from an ongoing antitrust lawsuit initiated by Epic Games, the creator of “Fortnite.” Justice Elena Kagan, speaking on behalf of the court, […]
Justice Department investigates antitrust issues in the beef market and encourages whistleblowers
Justice Department Investigates Rising Beef Prices In a recent discussion on ‘Varney & Co.’, FOX Business’ Jeff Flock explored the Justice Department’s investigation into escalating beef prices. Many Americans are feeling the pinch at grocery stores, as experts indicate a “perfect storm” of factors contributing to this surge in costs. Federal agencies are examining whether […]
Trump’s antitrust approach is benefiting regular Americans
Rising Costs in 2026: Healthcare Impacts By 2026, it’s likely that everyday expenses will feel significantly higher, and healthcare won’t escape this trend. While discussions often focus on rising gas prices and grocery bills, the cost of healthcare continues to place a heavy burden on working families. The truth is, a big part of the […]
DOJ allegedly investigates beef meatpackers for criminal antitrust violations
Recent discussions led by FOX Business reporter Jeff Flock with Barney & Company highlight a Justice Department investigation into rising beef prices. This comes as American consumers grapple with what many call sticker shock at grocery stores. Experts suggest a “perfect storm” of factors is propelling these increased costs. It seems the Justice Department is […]
Justice Department initiates significant NFL investigation that could impact antitrust exemption
DOJ Investigates NFL for Anticompetitive Practices The Justice Department is said to be looking into potential anticompetitive behavior by the National Football League (NFL) as concerns grow about the increasing difficulty and cost for fans to watch their favorite teams. The NFL currently benefits from antitrust protections under the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961, which […]
America First Legal Requests Antitrust Inquiry into Apple’s ‘Unfair’ Agreement with OpenAI
Concerns Over Apple and OpenAI’s Exclusive Deal The America First Legal Foundation is urging Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Representative Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) to look into what they perceive as anti-competitive agreements that have made ChatGPT the sole generative AI chatbot in Apple products, including the iPhone. Gene Hamilton, president of the America First Legal […]
Bipartisan Group Calls on Congress to Support Antitrust Legislation that Helps Small Businesses Compete with Big Tech
A group of skeptics from both the left and right of the political spectrum is urging the Senate Judiciary Committee to advance a bill aimed at preventing large platforms from promoting their own products over those of third-party sellers. This coalition has reached out to Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) and Ranking Member […]
NFL’s move into streaming could threaten antitrust exemption, warns FCC chair
NFL fans may need to shell out more cash to catch every game by 2026. Currently, the “NFL Sunday Ticket” on YouTube TV is priced in the hundreds, but it doesn’t cover all matches. To watch everything, fans would also have to subscribe to Amazon Prime, Peacock, or Netflix, pushing total expenses well over $1,500, […]
Carr warns NFL might forfeit antitrust protections by moving games online
FCC Chairman Warns NFL About Antitrust Exemptions FCC Chairman Brendan Kerr expressed concerns to the Post on Friday regarding the NFL’s potential loss of antitrust exemptions if the league continues to restrict live game access behind paywalls. This comes as the NFL intensifies its scrutiny of agreements with other professional leagues and streaming platforms. Under […]
Live Nation Worker Described Customers as ‘Foolish’ in Messages Unveiled During Antitrust Case: ‘Taking Their Money, Baby’
Live Nation Employee’s Mockery Sparks Controversy in Antitrust Trial NEW YORK – An internal message from a Live Nation employee, in which he referred to customers as “so stupid” and claimed the company was “stealing customers in the dark,” has come to light as over 20 states deliberate on whether to proceed with a legal […]