Lina Khan, the chair of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), nominated by President Biden three years ago, today, has been drawing attention for her anti-trust crusades against big business, ranging from the tech world to grocery stores. Her efforts have garnered praise across the political spectrum, including from progressives and the MAGA world. Khan's stance on prioritizing competition, encapsulated in her phrase "Choose Competition over National Champions," in the face of growing corporate consolidation, especially in the age of artificial intelligence (AI), has been a focal point of her tenure. However, her aggressive approach has led to internal strife within the FTC, an uncertain regulatory environment, and criticism over the handling of mergers and efficiencies.