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Ashley Baker’s Journalist Portfolio

Should the Court Overrule Chevron? Amicus Brief Filed in Valent v Saul

Should the Court Overrule Chevron? Amicus Brief Filed in Valent v Saul

Valent v. Saul: Brief of Amici Curiae Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, the Committee for Justice, and…

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Should the Court Overrule Chevron? Amicus Brief Filed in Valent v Saul

Should the Court Overrule Chevron? Amicus Brief Filed in Valent v Saul

Valent v. Saul: Brief of Amici Curiae Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, the Committee for Justice, and…

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Articles

Pruning Redundant API Prompt Tokens with Tree-Sitter in Rust for AI CLI Agents

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By Ashley Baker
| DEV Community
Autonomous AI CLI agents such as Aider, Cursor, Claude Code, and Continue operate on iterative feedback loops. In each turn of an interactive debugging or code generation session, these tools ship codebases, AST-derived context, dependency graphs, terminal execution outputs, and conversational histories across the wire to Large Language Model (LLM) APIs. As repositories scale, the volume of context injected into API payloads degrades inference performance.
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Webinar Video: The Fall of Humphrey's Executor: Trump v. Slaughter and the Future of the FTC

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By Ashley Baker
| Committee for Justice
On June 29, 2026, a divided Supreme Court overruled Humphrey’s Executor v. United States (1935) and held that Congress may not shield Federal Trade Commissioners from removal by the President. Writing for a 6–3 majority in Trump v.
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Video: Ashley Baker on State Attorneys General and Antitrust at the Lexington Institute

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By Ashley Baker
| Committee for Justice
On July 24, 2026, Ashley Baker, Executive Director of the Committee for Justice, delivered remarks at the Lexington Institute’s Capitol Hill conference on AI, cybersecurity and technology policy. Her remarks address the shift in antitrust and consumer protection enforcement from federal agencies to more than 50 state attorneys general, from the Live Nation-Ticketmaster, Nexstar-Tegna and Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery cases to new state pre-merger notification and algorithmic pricing laws.
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