US DOJ not looking to centrally manage web search via Google suit, Slater says
By Khushita Vasant ( August 20, 2025, 16:38 GMT | Insight) -- The US Department of Justice does not want to centrally manage Internet search through its monopolization lawsuit against Google, the agency's antitrust chief Gail Slater said, and hoped that any remedies ordered by a court will help unlock competition in the marketplace of ideas, especially for conservative perspectives.The US Department of Justice does not want to centrally manage Internet search through its monopolization lawsuit against Google, the agency's antitrust chief Gail Slater said yesterday, adding she hoped any remedies ordered by a court will help unlock competition in the marketplace of ideas — especially for conservative perspectives....
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