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Op-EdsPostal reform should deliver better results
The Hill: The USPS needs to address labor costs, closing excess facilities, outsourcing, and other issues.
The WasteWatcherA National Data Privacy Framework Is Needed Rather than Individual State Laws
States should encourage Congress to pass a national data privacy framework instead of creating their own.
The WasteWatcherConsumers Win When Their Welfare is Protected
The antitrust consumer welfare standard is under fire from changes at the FTC, legislation and lawsuits.
The WasteWatcherPresident Biden's Executive Order Will Harm Rather than Promote Competition
President Biden's Executive Order will harm competition and increase the size, scope, and power of the federal government.
The WasteWatcherNo Surprises Act Gets its First Interim Rule
The No Surprises Act was passed last year to stop surprise medical bills but in reality the law will end up causing more problems.
The WasteWatcherCocktails-To-Go Should Remain Permanent
States should permanently make the sale of cocktails-to-go permanent.
The WasteWatcherBiden Administration Revokes Work Incentives for Medicaid
The Biden administration continues its onslaught against innovative and effective Trump administration policies.
The WasteWatcherFCC Adopts New Rules Cracking Down on 911 Fee Diversions
The FCC’s new rules regarding 9-1-1 fee diversions will ensure that collected fees are not improperly and wastefully redirected.
Agency CommentsComments to the FTC Concerning the July, 2021 Open Meetings Agenda
CAGW joined a coalition in filing comments to the FTC on whether to rescind the 2015 Statement of Enforcement Principles Regarding “Unfair Methods of Competition” (UMC).
The WasteWatcherCAGW Hosts Conversation with FCC Commissioner Simington
On June 28, CAGW and WifiForward hosted a conversation with FCC Commssioner Nathan Simington on the current state of spectrum policy.
The WasteWatcherAccess to Telemedicine Should Be Permanent
Telemedicine should be permanent beyond the coronavirus pandemic.
The WasteWatcherEarmarks Return, Without Full Transparency
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee brought back earmarks without transparency.
