Steve Cortes is president of the League of American Workers, a populist right pro-laborer advocacy group, and senior political advisor to Catholic Vote. He is a former senior advisor to President ...

It’s Theodore Roosevelt versus Woodrow Wilson. There’s a 2015 Iowa Law Review article about the 1912 election with the delightful title, “All I Really Need to Know About Antitrust I Learned ...

It’s as though the American debate has gone back 120 years. Not only are we discussing tariffs, beloved of President William McKinley, but now antitrust, associated with his successor Theodore ...

The Clayton Antitrust, passed by the U.S. Congress in 1914, provided clearer and stronger rules than those found in it predecessor, the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890.