The movement that Khan helped build has reached law schools across the country, attracting scores of trustbuster mini-mes. Once sparsely attended antitrust classrooms are bursting at Loyola ...

In 2019, after leaving the FTC to teach at Columbia Law School, Khan was hired by David Cicilline, then a member of Congress from Rhode Island and the chair of the House subcommittee on antitrust ...

Khan takes aim at Big Tech While still a law school student, Khan and her 2017 article on Amazon — published in the Yale Law Journal — championed a unique approach to antitrust policy and ...

When Lina Khan was in law school back in 2017, she wrote a law review article called 'Amazon's Antitrust Paradox,' that went kinda viral in policy circles. In it, she argued that antitrust ...

No one was sure what a Kamala Harris presidency would mean for Lina Khan, the ... Khan was one of the leaders of a ...

Six years ago, a law student named Lina Khan wrote a Yale Law Journal article that held up Amazon as an example of how U.S. antitrust law was broken. Decades of narrow focus on high prices as the ...

In law school, Lina Khan argued for bureaucrats to break up Amazon for low prices. As FTC chairwoman, Khan says that Amazon’s prices are too high. What does Khan truly believe?

Lina Khan made her reputation with a very different idea: What if pleasing the customer was not enough? Listen to This Article. ... By 2015, when Ms. Khan was entering law school, ...

Lina Khan, the author of the Yale Law Journal article, "Amazon's Antitrust Paradox" is pictured here on July 7, 2017 in Larchmont, New York. An Rong Xu/The Washington Post/Getty Images ...

Lina Khan, the author of the Yale Law Journal article, "Amazon's Antitrust Paradox" is pictured here on July 7, 2017 in Larchmont, New York. An Rong Xu/The Washington Post/Getty Images ...