Shaoul Sussman to Join Economic Liberties Board of Directors
September 24, 2025 – The American Economic Liberties Project today announced that Shaoul Sussman, who formerly served as Associate Director for Litigation in the Bureau of Competition at the Federal Trade Commission, will join the organization’s Board of Directors.
Break Up Ticketmaster Coalition Welcomes FTC Suit Against Monopoly’s Deceptive Pricing Tactics, Urges Admin to Move Forward With a Break Up
September 24, 2025 – Following a lawsuit filed last Thursday by the Federal Trade Commission and seven bipartisan state attorneys general against Live Nation-Ticketmaster’s use of deceptive pricing schemes and exploitative resale tactics, the Break Up Ticketmaster Coalition released the following statement.
First Signs of a Crack in the AG Bondi Corruption Dam as Chad Mizelle Resigns in Disgrace
September 23, 2025 – Following news that Chad Mizelle has resigned from his position as Chief of Staff at the Department of Justice, following myriad controversies including his central role in the eleventh-hour pre-trial settlement of the $14 billion Hewlett Packard Enterprises (HPE)-Juniper Networks merger challenge earlier this summer, the American Economic Liberties Project released the following statement.
Connecticut’s Top Utilities Regulator Forced Out After Industry Bullying Campaign
September 19, 2025 – Following news that Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority Chairwoman Marissa Gillett has resigned from her role as the state’s top utilities regulator, following a years-long campaign from Connecticut’s investor-owned utilities to force her out, the American Economic Liberties Project released the following statement.
New Bill Will Break Up Big Medicine Insurance Conglomerates to Protect Seniors and Lower Costs
September 17, 2025 – Today, Senator Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and Representative Val Hoyle (D-OR-04) introduced the bicameral Patients Over Profits Act, a groundbreaking bill that will force health insurers to divest certain Medicare providers within two years. The legislation aims to eliminate the structural conflicts of interest that have incentivized insurers to deny medically-necessary care to vulnerable seniors, consolidate formerly independent physician practices, and drive up costs to taxpayers. In response, the American Economic Liberties Project released the following statement endorsing the bill.