Roundup: Obama antitrust policy criticized
* Consumer advocates criticized President Obama for not doing enough to strengthen antitrust enforcement, the Washington Post reports.
* The net neutrality debate is heating up, with tea partyers on the side of major corporations, Time writes.
* BP plans to publish an internal report on what caused the Gulf Coast oil spill on Wednesday, AFP reports.
* In an e-mail, tea partyer Mark Williams urged the church that plans to burn the Quran on Sept. 11 not to do so. The planned protest has come under widespread criticism.
-- Ambreen Ali, Congress.org
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