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The alleged use of government regulatory agencies to target political opponents. This term was used by FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr to describe actions against Elon Musk's companies.
The commission rate (often 30%) charged by Apple and Google on transactions within their app stores, which is a major point of contention for developers like Epic Games.
The concept that mobile app stores, particularly those run by Apple and Google, operate as monopolies or a duopoly, controlling software distribution and extracting high fees.
A media company that signed a licensing deal with OpenAI to provide real-time news content from its brands like Politico and Business Insider to ChatGPT users.
A controversial conspiracy commentator who was reinstated on Twitter (X) by Elon Musk, sparking a debate on free speech, censorship, and platform responsibility.
Highest court that empowered cities to clear homeless encampments.
An amendment to the U.S. Constitution, specifically its Section 3 'insurrectionist ban', which was used for the first time in history to disqualify a presidential candidate.
The highest judicial body in the state of Colorado, which made a historic 4-3 decision to remove Donald Trump from the state's presidential primary ballot.
A proprietary database of home listings that real estate agents use. Access to the MLS is largely controlled by the NAR, creating a monopolistic barrier for homeowners who want to sell without an agent.