After weeks of arguments in the Federal Trade Commission's monopoly trial, Meta is done defending its decade-plus-old acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp—at least for now.

That process could still take years to play out. If Meta wins outright, the FTC is expected to quickly appeal. But Boasberg's ruling will only address whether the company violated the law. If he sides ...

Meta may be forced to break up Instagram and WhatsApp after a major antitrust trial. Judge Boasberg's ruling could reshape Big Tech forever.

Republicans have for years alleged Big Tech uses tactics to oppose conservatives. In 2022, the Republican National Committee ...

After six weeks of testimony and 38 witnesses, it is now up to Judge James E. Boasberg to make history, whichever way he rules.

The landmark FTC antitrust trial against Meta Platforms has concluded, with Judge James E. Boasberg now set to determine if ...

A landmark antitrust trial accusing the social media giant of cementing its dominance through acquiring Instagram and ...

Meta is accused of creating an illegal social networking monopoly thanks to its purchases of WhatsApp and Instagram more than ...

For five weeks, the Federal Trade Commission asked a federal judge to imagine a world where Instagram and WhatsApp flourished ...

Meta concluded its defense in the FTC’s antitrust trial, calling WhatsApp co-founder Brian Acton and a former Instagram ...

Mark Zuckerberg is cozying up to Trump to protect Meta from antitrust threats, regulatory pressure, and to gain advantage in the tech war.

President Donald Trump signed the Take it Down Act on Monday, making it illegal to share nonconsensual and explicit images ...