In Truth on the Market, we argued that the FTC's personalized-pricing proposal overlooks the sales that tailored discounts make possible.

In comments to the FTC, we urged the Commission to withdraw or revise its personalized-pricing policy statement and stick to proven deception.

Ashley Baker joins Dr. Vance Ginn on Let People Prosper to discuss Trump v. Slaughter, FTC power, antitrust enforcement and the cost of regulation.

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.

In a statement on Trump v. Slaughter, we welcomed the end of Humphrey's Executor and its fiction that the FTC wields no executive power.

In comments to the FTC and DOJ, we urged the agencies to return HSR premerger filings to their statutory purpose: screening mergers.

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

The Committee for Justice applauds the committee for allocating $37 million below the 2025 FTC appropriations level.

In Bloomberg Law, we argued that DOJ's RealPage suit mistakes algorithmic pricing for collusion and threatens AI innovation and antitrust law.