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The PRO Act Gets New Life with Build Back Better Act
The PRO Act would radically change labor laws and deprive tens of thousands of workers of the ability to work independently.
Washington D.C.’s Metro Management Is Off the Rails
WMATA’s horrid history of safety violations, cost overruns, and declining ridership demonstrates a need for significant reforms
A National Plastic Tax Disproportionately Hurts the Poor
Regressive taxes, like those proposed on plastics, should not be passed by Congress through reconciliation or any other mechanism.
Broadband Infrastructure Dollars Must be Used Wisely
The $65 billion for broadband infrastructure in the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act must be used wisely.
The Build Back Better Act Would Seriously Harm the Generic Drug Industry
Inside Sources: Biden and House Democrats are adopting policies that will harm pharmaceutical research and development.
President Biden Again Calls for Price Controls
President Biden's Monday speech included the same dangerous and wrong solutions to lower drug costs.
CCAGW Urges Ohio Senate Health Committee to Support HB 122
H.B. 122 provides a permanent expansion of coverage of telehealth services, expands the list of practitioners who can provide telehealth services, and makes telehealth reforms permanent.
Old Troubles for the New Presidential Helicopter
The Marine Corps' latest effort to replace old presidential helicopters struggles to operate under emergency situations.
Wisconsin School Spending Transparency Bill Provides a Model for Other States
Wisconsin's new school spending transparency allows parents to view how their schools spend money, providing needed oversight.
CCAGW Urges Ohio Senate Financial Institutions and Technology Committee to Support SB 249
SB 249 would ease restrictions on new businesses and innovators by reducing barriers to entry through the establishment of a regulatory sandbox for financial technology.
Build Back Better is bad for the states
The Hill: The BBBA will force states to fund unsustainable programs and blur the lines between the federal and state governments.
New Study Confirms 340B Program is Exploited
A new study, “340B and Health Equity: A Missed Opportunity in Medically Underserved Areas,” shows the program is misused.