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Trump's vision for the FTC begins to take shape.

Plus, congressional reporter Chavon Hughes on how much of the President-elect's agenda

is likely to survive the GOP's narrow majorities in the House and Senate.

If you thought Republican control in the House and the 118th Congress was slim, wait until

you get to the next Congress. And the end of the road for GM's costly robotaxie program.

It's Wednesday, December 11th. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal, and here is the

AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today.

President-elect Donald Trump says he'll elevate Republican lawyer Andrew Ferguson to lead the Federal Trade Commission.

Ferguson, already an FTC commissioner, won't need Senate approval to assume the role where he would

succeed Lena Khan, who flexed the commission's enforcement muscle by challenging mergers and the

business practices of dominant companies. Ferguson is likely to abandon that approach to mergers,

but shares Khan's skepticism of tech companies, posting on X

yesterday that he would work to, quote, end big tech's vendetta against competition and free speech.

Separately, Trump says he'll nominate antitrust lawyer Mark Meador to be an FTC commissioner,

and if confirmed, he would give the GOP a majority on the commission.

Metter is a former aide to Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee, who led the introduction of legislation

to break up Google. Meanwhile, Trump is promising to speed approval of large construction projects,

signaling that he intends to push the limits of federal law to

boost the economy. Posting on Truth Social, Trump said that any person or company investing a

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