Antitrust
Antitrust And Labor Movements Return to Their Roots
While modern antitrust reformers are preoccupied with the amount of competition, Progressive-Era activists argued that the quality of competition mattered too. Two new bills harken back to that time.
By Brian CallaciPass Corporate Chartering Power to Washington
Historically, it's states that charter corporations. Shifting that to the feds could democratize our economy.
By Daniel A. HanleyBuilding Back Better (Than Expected)
An update on the hits and misses—fortunately, with many more of the former than the latter— of Joe Biden's recent slate of appointments.
By Jeff Hauser David SegalSpanning the Digital Divide
Connecting all of America to the twenty-first century communications pipeline requires tackling two challenges: accessibility and affordability.
By Ron Wyden