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US DOJ antitrust chief Gail Slater says she is leaving, in a departure viewed as a victory for tech giants over some of MAGA's more populist voices

Gail Slater on Thursday said she is leaving the Justice Department, where she led the antitrust division.

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  • @gailaslater Gail Slater on x
    It is with great sadness and abiding hope that I leave my role as AAG for Antitrust today. It was indeed the honor of a lifetime to serve in this role. Huge thanks to all who supported me this past year, most especially the men and women of @justiceatr
  • NewsMax.com Solange Reyner on x
    Gail Slater Steps Down as DOJ Antitrust Chief
  • @hshaban Hamza Shaban on x
    trust busting energy
  • @adamwren Adam Wren on x
    How it started vs. how it's going — Feb. 12, 2025 vs. Feb 12, 2026. (Via @mrddmia) [image]
  • @nancyscola Nancy Scola on x
    For what it's worth, the conversation just before this photo was about the then-new assistant attorney general for antitrust Gail Slater. Steve Bannon pointed to Lina Khan and said, “We're in an uneasy coalition. Gail Slater's key to that.”
  • @danprimack Dan Primack on x
    Many of those discussing Paramount/Netflix battle for Warner Bros are overstating the U.S. regulatory challenges — including Trump role — and understating the global regulatory challenges.