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2026-09-04 04:17
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Trump FTC’s Consumer Protection Bureau Takes Lead Against Big Tech Censorship
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First reported by Washington Examiner (Lean right); 2 outlets over 36h.
Washington Examiner · +36h Breitbart
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- Washington ExaminerLean right
The best consumer protection is consumer choice. When banks, credit unions, and financial technology companies compete for Americans’ business, consumers benefit from better products, lower costs, greater convenience, and expanded access to credit.
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The FTC led by Chairman Andrew Ferguson is using the authority of its consumer protection bureau, led by Chris Mufarrige, to investigate and potentially sue Google's YouTube for deceptive claims about its censorship policies.
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