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Agency CommentsThe FCC's Future of the Universal Service Fund Report
Citizens Against Government Waste Comments to the Federal Communications Commission on the Report on the Future of the USF.
Op-EdsCommentary: Lenoir City Taxpayers Can Stop a Wasteful Broadband Network
Lenoir City taxpayers have a chance to save themselves from an expensive and wasteful broadband network proposal, but they have to act soon.
Op-EdsThe new era of American aerospace
Competition in all areas of aerospace contracting represents a rare procurement triumph for the federal government.
The WasteWatcherIRS Reverses Facial Recognition Requirements in Win for Taxpayer Privacy
The IRS' reversal on facial recognition technology is a win for taxpayers, but the IRS will always be looking for new powers.
The WasteWatcherHochul Proposes Green New Deal for New York
The climate provisions in Governor Hochul's proposed budget would drive up costs and fail to meet their stated goals.
The WasteWatcherFederal Funds for Broadband Must Not Be Wasted
With an unprecedented amount of funds available for broadband, federal agencies must be careful not to waste taxpayer resources.
Agency CommentsCAGW Files Comments to NTIA on Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act Broadband Program
On February 3, 2022, CAGW filed comments with NTIA on broadband infrastructure grant programs.
The WasteWatcherMaine's Proposed Flavor Ban Won't Improve Public Health
Maine's proposed flavor ban will hurt tobacco harm reduction efforts.
The WasteWatcherAlaska Bill Promises Spending Transparency
If passed, HB 86 will give taxpayers greater insight into government spending.
The WasteWatcherPentagon Accountancy Faces Further Criticism
A recent Inspector General report again questions the DOD’s ability to track the money it spends.
The WasteWatcherPrice Controls in the BBBA Will Destroy the Development of Future Cures
The price controls found in the BBBA leave patients worse off.
The WasteWatcherAntitrust "Reform" Gains Momentum and Finds New Targets
No economic industry is safe from so-called antitrust "reforms"
