The suit was a landmark assertion of federal antitrust enforcement against major trusts and set the legal course that culminated in the 1911 Supreme Court decision to break up Standard Oil.
On January 15, 1906 the Roosevelt administration, through the Department of Justice, filed a civil suit under the Sherman Antitrust Act against the Standard Oil Company seeking to dissolve its monopolistic combinations.
The suit was a landmark assertion of federal antitrust enforcement against major trusts and set the legal course that culminated in the 1911 Supreme Court decision to break up Standard Oil.
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The Trump administration faced a lawsuit from 25 states over new tariffs.
Trump defends his administration's tariffs as beneficial for the U.S. economy despite ongoing legal challenges.
During a visit to Michigan, Trump defended his economic policies and tariffs amid criticism.
Trump defended his economic policies and tariffs while visiting a General Motors facility in Michigan.