Ms. Khan, 35, can remain in her seat indefinitely, unless she is replaced—her leadership has stirred debates about the legitimacy and scope of antitrust enforcement.
Under her leadership, the F.T.C. has brought antitrust cases against tech giants like Meta, Amazon and Microsoft, employing ambitious legal arguments to redefine monopolization.
A powerful bipartisan cohort believes that Ms. Khan is stretching the scope of antitrust law, rashly working to redefine the bounds of key concepts like monopolization.
Consumer watchdogs and some conservatives have cheered on Ms. Khan's populist moves, like warning inhaler makers about potential violations of federal law regarding patent loopholes.
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