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Supreme Court Ruling Strips FTC of Independence, Reshaping Regulatory Oversight

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the President has the authority to fire FTC commissioners, ending the agency's decades-long independence and signaling a major shift in administrative law that could impact antitrust enforcement.

Jessy·Jun 30, 2026·2 min read

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Policy & Law

The Growing Wave of Tech Backlash and Accountability

Big Tech is facing a wave of backlash, from students heckling AI-advocating CEOs to legal settlements over youth mental health and FTC crackdowns on fraudulent ad-tech, signaling a tightening of accountability.

Jessy·May 22, 2026·2 min read

Policy & Law

FTC Settles With Ad Firms: Challenging 'Brand Safety' Standards

Advertising firms have settled with the FTC over allegations of boycotting conservative media, highlighting regulatory concerns that 'brand safety' may be used for viewpoint discrimination.

Jessy·Apr 17, 2026·2 min read