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Department of JusticeDOJMed source confidence · 83%Jul 4, 2026, 7:08 AM UTC · 4d ago

Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission Issue Call to Action to State Attorneys General to Follow Federal Enforcers in Investigating Antitrust and Consumer Protection Violations Causing High Gas Prices

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The Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission urged State Attorneys General to investigate antitrust violations affecting gas prices. They are focusing on companies that manipulate retail prices or collude in the petroleum market. This action aims to protect consumers from unfair pricing practices.

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Key Points
  • DOJ and FTC warn companies about illegal gas price manipulation.
  • State Attorneys General are encouraged to investigate violations.
  • Public can report suspicious pricing behavior.
  • This action aims to protect consumers from high gas prices.
Why This Matters

Consumers are directly affected by potential price gouging in the gas market. This enforcement action aims to lower gas prices and promote fair competition.

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