On today’s What Next TBD: Do the FTC and DOJ have what it takes to tame Big Tech?
The Biden administration’s Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission are both staffed with accomplished progressives who are proving more aggressive than their predecessors in either the Trump or Obama eras.
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