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The FTC has removed over 300 blog posts published during the agency's leadership under former chair Lina Khan, Wired reports. These include posts that are

The FTC has removed over 300 blog posts published during the agency’s leadership under former chair Lina Khan, Wired reports. As FTC chair during the Biden years, Khan was known as a tough enforcer of antitrust law, seeking to hold mega corporations accountable for their potential to stifle competition in American markets. These terms include “Black,” “disability,” “feminism,” “genders,” “Latinx,” “LGBTQ,” “transgender,” “victims,” and “women,” among others.

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