When will the FTC finally quit its antitrust crusade?

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December 04, 2025

When will the FTC finally quit its antitrust crusade?

Meta scored a major victory last month when a federal judge ruled that its acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp do not violate U.S. antitrust laws, a significant setback for the Federal Trade Commission and its former chairwoman, Lina Khan. By my count, that brings her misguided antitrust agenda’s record to 0-5, which isn’t surprising given […]

Parental rights win in California

A public school district in an idyllic beach town north of San Diego is finally acknowledging a Supreme Court decision to allow opt-outs for parents and students when schools are promoting leftist gender ideology. The Encinitas Union School District was sued by a fifth-grade student, Shea Encinas, who was forced to teach a fellow student […]

Everyone is wrong about this viral controversy at the University of Oklahoma

People all across the internet are once again at each other’s throats over a minor incident that’s morphed into the latest fuel for the culture war. This time, it’s a controversy out of the University of Oklahoma, where a college student received a zero from a transgender instructor on an assignment in which she cited […]

Donors should be able to support pro-life causes without government harassment

The relatives will be here soon, and you have almost all of the Christmas meal planning done, but you realize that you forgot the cranberry sauce and need to make a grocery run. At the store, you see a familiar sight: the cheerful face of a person donning a red apron, ringing a bell, asking […]

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