DOJ antitrust shakeup dampens Trump’s populist push
TL;DR
The abrupt resignation of Gail Slater, the DOJ’s top antitrust official, has sparked fears among Trump supporters and others that corporate influence is corroding the populist antitrust agenda, threatening enforcement against major tech firms and high-profile mergers such as Ticketmaster-Live Nation and other antitrust cases.
- A sudden DOJ departure is stoking fear that Trump’s populist antitrust movement is dead Politico
- Justice Department's antitrust chief says she's leaving, effective immediately NBC News
- US antitrust chief Gail Slater ousted from Trump justice department The Guardian
- Justice Department’s antitrust chief has been fired, sources say CNN
- Trump's DOJ antitrust head steps down after turbulent tenure Reuters
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