Regulations

CAGW Reviews 10 States' BEAD Proposals
Most states propose to regulate broadband rates, discriminate against non-fiber technologies, and preference government networks.

The FCC Is Burning the Turkey
The FCC's two recent rule making proceedings will deliver a burnt Turkey for Thanksgiving by harming future investments.

Citizens Against Government Waste Names Sen. Dick Durbin November 2023 Porker of the Month
Sen. Dick Durbin is trying to take away everyone's credit card benefits.

Montana’s BEAD Broadband Funding Proposal Misses the Mark
Montana's proposed rate-regulation and high-speed threshold will make broadband less accessible to rural households

Supporters of Durbin Amendment Double Down
The Credit Card Competition Act of 2023 would take away credit card rewards that tens of millions of consumers enjoy.

Taxpayer Tricks and Treats for Halloween 2023
CAGW's 24th annual compilation of its hair-raising, harrowing, and horrifying Taxpayer Tricks and Treats is a scary read.

Expanding Dodd-Frank is a Bad Deal for Consumers
The Credit Card Competition Act of 2023 would increase government interference and harm consumers.

FCC Should Avoid Another Net Neutrality Debacle
Former Obama administration solicitors general agree net neutrality rules should not be restored.

CAGW Files Comments on Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice Draft Merger Guidance
The draft merger guidance will reduce competition and impose burdensome requirements on businesses across all industries.

Biden's Budget and the SMART Prices Act Will Devastate Drug Development
Pharmaceutical price controls in President Biden's budget and the SMART Choices Act will devastate drug development.

The Gas Stove Debate is Heating Up
The Biden administration’s proposed gas stove ban puts consumers at risk for higher energy costs and diminished services.

Taxpayers Do Not Get Everything They Want But They Get What They Need
The Fiscal Responsibility Act is what taxpayers need and will lead to more of what they want to reduce wasteful spending.