The Meta Settlement Makes Big Tech Bigger

The company is too powerful, the government says, then loads it up with new obligations that require more power.

Sep 1 • Robert Bork Jr.

August 2026

Meta Is Not the Insurer of Adolescence

Real harms deserve proof and proportion—not a trillion-dollar theory of liability or national regulation by lawsuit.

Aug 19 • Robert Bork Jr.

California and Paramount Have Both Lost the Plot

Hollywood has finally produced a drama in which the script has been lost and every actor has forgotten the storyline.

Aug 17 • Robert Bork Jr.

The FCC And Brendan Carr Should Not Be Picking Winners And Losers

Back in 2019, when he was a member of the Federal Communications Commission and viewed as a reliable, free-market kind of guy, Brendan Carr summed up…

Aug 12 • Peter Roff

The Comment Section Puts Antitrust on Trial—and Acquits My Argument

A response to readers of my Washington Post essay

Aug 3 • Robert Bork Jr.

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July 2026

The FTC should have shucked the Biden antitrust playbook. It kept it instead.

Instead of bringing needed change, the Trump antitrust agenda doubled down on failed policies.

Jul 29 • Robert Bork Jr.

Robert Reich Still Can’t Answer Robert Bork

Robert Reich has spent more than half a century arguing with my father.

Jul 22 • Robert Bork Jr.

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Censorship, Big Tech, and Republicans

Tech companies censored conservatives. Now that Republicans govern, what should they do?

Jul 6 • Robert Bork Jr. and Mark W. Davis

June 2026

Watch My Interview with Joseph Coniglio

Robert Bork and Joseph Coniglio cover what’s happening now in antitrust policy, Trump-era antitrust continuity, and why antitrust is the wrong tool for…

Jun 18 • Robert Bork Jr.

Mike Pence Is Right

Conservatives Face a Time for Choosing

Jun 1 • Robert Bork Jr. and Mark W. Davis

May 2026

Google’s Appeal Is a Referendum on the Future of American Antitrust

When the federal government sued Google for monopolizing online search functions, many assumed the outcome was inevitable.

May 27 • Robert Bork Jr.

Rick Amato Reviews Our New Book!

The New Paradox: Antitrust and Conservative Socialism argues that conservatives who weaponize antitrust to punish political enemies are abandoning…

May 27