CNN International | Jeffrey Rosen - May 6, 2025
CNN International spoke to Jeffrey Rosen, professor of law, about President Trump’s comments on upholding the Constitution.
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"House GOP proposes removing antitrust authority from FTC"
The Washington Post quoted William Kovacic on the poor timing surrounding removing antitrust from FTC as it’s the agencies main expertise.