Big Tech Is Winning the Antitrust War on Capitol Hill ...Middle East

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Over the course of last year, as Big Tech companies such as Google, Amazon, and Meta plotted to further their already considerable reach, lawmakers in Washington plotted how to stop them. Critically, the effort was seen to be a bipartisan one: Democrat David Cicilline and Republican Ken Buck were both sitting atop the House Judiciary Committee’s antitrust subcommittee, working off the same page. With Democrats in control of both houses and the Biden administration doing their part to crack down on monopolies—alongside some significant antitrust lawsuits wending their way through the courts—twenty-first century trustbusters appeared to have a winning hand. Lawmakers delivered the goods in the

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