Video: Joshua Wright and Ilya Shapiro on Trump v. Slaughter, the end of Humphrey's Executor, and what it means for the FTC and agency independence.

The Committee for Justice led a coalition of three dozen in urging Congress to pass the NDO Fairness Act and end secret gag orders on government demands for Americans' data.

Special Counsel Smith obtained the telephone records of sitting United States Senators and Members of Congress, then concealed those searches behind boilerplate NDOs…

In comments to the FTC and DOJ, CFJ urged the agencies to keep HSR premerger filings a narrow screening tool, not a litigation-style dossier.

In the Washington Examiner, CFJ's Ashley Baker warns that Brazil's Europe-style digital rules punish American tech companies and open the door to China.

The Committee for Justice, along with the Manhattan Institute, joined an amicus brief by the Buckeye Institute urging the Supreme Court to grant certiorari in Newman v. Moore, a case that raises fundamental questions about judicial independence and the Constitution’s separation of powers…

In The National Law Review, CFJ's Ashley Baker argues that reining in dominant proxy advisory firms protects shareholders' property rights.

In The National Law Review, CFJ's Ashley Baker argues that the Union Pacific–Norfolk Southern merger would strengthen competition by helping rail take on trucking.

In National Review, CFJ's Ashley Baker argues that Trump should use Section 301 to fight Europe's discriminatory digital taxes and rules targeting U.S. tech firms.