A bipartisan group of 30 U.S. state attorneys general have come together to urge lawmakers to pass a number of bills that tighten antitrust laws aimed at Big Tech companies. In a letter sent to leaders of the Senate and House of Representatives (pdf), the group urged them to continue making improvements to the antitrust laws via a range of six bills that passed the House Judiciary Committee in June. These include the Ending Platform Monopolies Act, the American Choice and Innovation Online Act, the Platform Competition and Opportunity Act, the Augmenting Compatibility and Competition by Enabling Service Switching (“ACCESS”) Act, the Merger Filing Fee Modernization Act, and the State Antitrust Enforcement Venue Act. Four of the bills directly address Big Tech’s platform powers while two others empower enforcers. The attorneys general also recommended the “addition of provisions that would further protect consumers from unlawful and irresponsible mergers and business practices, and to facilitate competition …