U.S. State Attorneys General

Such a combination would create 'a massive company with unprecedented power and influence over news and entertainment across the globe.'

My office plans to appeal the decision to the Missouri Supreme Court.

So we sued Joe Biden on Day Three. That’s actually pretty fast for a lawsuit against a sitting president.

Trump is taking money meant for our kids to bankroll ballrooms and tax breaks for billionaires. We’re going to keep fighting for as long as it takes to stop this cruelty and chaos.

As the maxim holds: mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent.

When you have fewer competitors in an industry, historically, that means less pressure to keep costs down.

I’m smiling because folks will just file bills and say, ‘Who’s going to enforce it?’ ‘The AG, of course,’ and we’re never asked, we’re never engaged.

Your office will have a large role in implementation, so I’m assuming that your office is at the table as the Legislature considers this.

We have antitrust laws and merger controls for a reason, because competition is the lifeblood of a healthy and vibrant economy. Competition pushes companies to produce their best work, to innovate, and to offer fair and reasonable prices.

Joe Lombardo’s failure to support birthright citizenship, the established law of our land, is yet more proof that he’s not fit to be our Governor.

That’s less content diversity and less leverage for workers and vendors who depend on this very own industry.

That will relieve a burden that’s been building up.

I hope with this settlement we never have to.

If someone wants to participate in this, then there needs to be protections there.

This unambiguous dismissal from the bipartisan Ethics Commission makes it even clearer that the Senate Oversight Committee is a partisan stunt.

For too long, there have been little to no consequences for judicial misconduct that would have resulted in a suspension of any lawyer’s license to practice law.

This merger would put jobs and businesses nationwide at risk.

This issue is not over. The fight for life is going to continue.

When the court asked us to strengthen the agreement, we went back to work and reached a better result.

With fewer films being made, theaters don’t have the same opportunities to attract audiences, build consistent schedules and maintain stable revenue throughout the year.

That is a bad deal for Arizonans and it is a terrible deal for all Americans.

Well, this is by design. States have the ability under our own antitrust laws to enforce these regulations. We, as states, will see different harms than the national government will see.

This unlawful merger would put jobs and businesses nationwide at risk.

Audiences on every sofa and in every movie (theater) seat would feel the impact of this unlawful merger.