Policy News: Wall Street laughs: Left's power broken since '95?

Wall Street isn't losing sleep over the left's antitrust talk. A new analysis argues Newt Gingrich's 1995 power play crippled progressive influence, a blow from which they haven't recovered. Meanwhile, President Trump just tapped his new antitrust chief, signaling fresh battles ahead. And speaking of wobbles, the AI bubble is showing cracks, just as the era of cheap electronics appears to be ending. Monopoly Round-Up: is the left's fight against corporate giants already lost?