Trump-era Justice Department antitrust chief resigns from post
Gail Slater resigns as head of DOJ antitrust division, injecting uncertainty into Trump-era enforcement
WASHINGTON — Gail Slater, the Trump administration’s head of the Justice Department’s antitrust division, said she is stepping down less than a year after being appointed by President Donald Trump, leaving a major enforcement arm with few senior leaders as it pursues cases against some of the world’s largest companies.
Slater, who was confirmed in March to lead the division that polices illegal monopolies and…