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Postal Service, General Waste, Government Waste, Reform, Regulations, USPS

USPS Asks for a Taxpayer Handout

August 13, 2026 Thomas Schatz

When Postmaster General (PMG) David Steiner began his tenure at the United States Postal Service (USPS) in July 2025, there was hope that he would steer the beleaguered organization in the right direction after constant annual losses since 2007.  As the former CEO of Waste Management and lead independent director of FedEx, it was believed […]

Biopharmaceuticals, General Waste, Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, Regulations

New Legislation Would Modernize Prescribing Information

August 12, 2026 Eric Maus

The transmission of critical medical information is stuck in the past.  Due to an outdated and unnecessary rule, pharmacies and healthcare providers still receive prescription drug information on paper, which is wasteful, harmful to the environment, and nonsensical.  Legislation to update this process and bring common sense to the dissemination of this critical information has […]

Internet, General Waste, Regulations, State Issues, Taxpayers, Telecommunications

Permitting Reform Is Key to BEAD Success

August 6, 2026 Deborah Collier

Funding is heading to the states from the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) for the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) program.  The expeditious and efficient use of these funds to connect unserved and underserved areas of the country depends on state and local governments ensuring that the permitting process does not impede or […]

General Waste, Biopharmaceuticals, Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, Regulations

Prescription Information Needs to be Modernized

July 23, 2026 Eric Maus

Eliminating waste, fraud, and abuse continues to be a priority across the legislative and executive branches of the federal government. Lawmakers who are fighting against wasteful spending should agree to eliminate an outdated and unnecessary rule that would result in the  modernization of how critical medical information is transmitted.  It would both bring common sense […]

Republican Study Committee Stands Firm on Budget Negotiations
General Waste, Artificial Intelligence, Big Government, Earmarks, Environment, Regulations, USPS

This Week In Waste – May 29, 2026

May 29, 2026 Grigory Menshikov

Welcome to This Week in Waste, a series by Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) that highlights how taxpayer dollars are being wasted in the federal, state, and local levels of government and efforts to fight back against this spendthrift behavior. CAGW Names Sen. Patty Murray and Rep. Chuck Fleischmann May 2026 Porkers of the Month CAGW […]

Broadband, Federal Communications Commission, Internet, NTIA, Regulations, States, Telecommunications

Broadband Continues to Be a Bargain

May 20, 2026 Deborah Collier

American consumers are worried about affordability, but their list of serious concerns does not include broadband.  According to US Telecom’s May 19, 2026, Broadband Pricing Index (BPI) report, for the 11th straight year broadband prices have decreased and speeds have increased.  It was therefore not surprising that the nationwide poll included in the BPI report […]

Republican Study Committee Stands Firm on Budget Negotiations
Agriculture, Entitlements, Farm Bill, General Waste, Improper Payments, Regulations, Small Business, State Issues, Taxes, Telecommunications, Transportation

This Week in Waste – May 8, 2026

May 8, 2026 Grigory Menshikov

Welcome to This Week in Waste, a series by Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) that highlights how taxpayer dollars are being wasted in the federal, state, and local levels of government and efforts to fight back against this spendthrift behavior. Celebrating Small Businesses During the National Small Business Week As the nation’s 250th birthday is being […]

Communications, General Waste, NTIA, Regulations, Telecommunications

FirstNet Reauthorization One Step Closer

April 22, 2026 Deborah Collier

The inadequacy of the first responders’ communications systems during the 9/11 terrorist attached was one of the reasons the 9/11 Commission suggested that improved coordination was essential during any future incident.  The commission found that the failure to communicate among multiple agencies and jurisdictions “is strong evidence that compatible and adequate communications among public safety […]

Commerce, Artificial Intelligence, General Waste, Regulations, Technology

White House Releases Framework for AI

March 23, 2026 Deborah Collier

The long-anticipated Trump administration artificial intelligence (AI) legislative framework has been released.  The March 20, 2026, White House statement listed six policy priority areas:  protecting families; safeguarding communities, respecting intellectual property rights; censorship and free speech; American AI dominance, and ensuing an AI-ready workforce.  The administration made it clear that a national framework is essential:  […]

Federal Communications Commission, General Waste, International, NTIA, Regulations, Space, Technology, Telecommunications, Trade

U.S. Needs to Take the Lead at World Radio Conference

March 19, 2026 Deborah Collier

The World Radio Conference 2027 (WRC-27) is scheduled for October 18- November 12, 2027, in Shanghai, China.  This meeting is held every four years by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) to review and revise the international radio regulations.  WRC-27 agenda covers fixed-satellite and broadcasting-satellite issues; fixed, mobile and radiolocation issues; mobile-satellite issues; science issues;  and […]

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