White House Fumbles on Adequately Resourcing DOJ Antitrust Division
March 11, 2024 — In response to the release of the White House’s 2025 annual budget—which seeks a modest budget increase for the Department of Justice Antitrust Division but fails to push back against a disastrous Congressional proposal to eliminate a key non-budgetary revenue source—the American Economic Liberties Project released the following statement.
Americans Support Banning Junk Fees Across the State, Political, and Demographic Divides, New Economic Liberties and Lake Research Polling Reveals
March 8, 2024 — Alongside efforts from legislators in 12 states across the country to ban junk fees, as tracked on Economic Liberties’ EndJunkFees.com campaign, the American Economic Liberties Project released bombshell polling data, conducted by Lake Research Partners, revealing broad bipartisan support for state legislation to bank junk fees — those hidden fees that cost Americans billions in total each year.
Biden Doubles Down on Competition Agenda in SOTU
March 7, 2024 — In his third State of the Union Address, President Biden doubled down on his administration’s commitment to challenging corporate power and celebrating government-wide progress to stand up for working families, small businesses, and local communities.
Economic Liberties Launches New Tracker Exposing Corporate America’s Brazen Attacks on Biden Admin Enforcers
March 6, 2024 — Following the past few years of concerted attacks on the federal government’s ability to enforce laws on big corporations across the economy, the American Economic Liberties Released a new tool, “Corporations vs. The People,” cataloguing all the suits that corporations have launched against federal enforcement agencies like the FTC, CFPB, FDIC, HHS, and more.
26 Advocacy Groups Urge Congress & White House to Support Antitrust Division Funding
March 6, 2024 — As the Biden administration’s agenda continues to enjoy significant victories across the economy, the American Economic Liberties Project, Tech Oversight Project, and 24 other organizations today sent a letter to Congressional leaders and the White House urging them to oppose proposed appropriations text that would limit funding to the Department of Justice Antitrust Division.