efforts and measures intended to protect consumers of goods or services against unfair practices in the marketplace
Shawn Fleetwood writes for the Federalist about potential legal peril for the nation’s former COVID czar. There are a lot of sordid government figures in need of real accountability for…
In a Jan. 9 post on Truth Social, President Donald Trump called for a one-year federal cap of 10 percent on credit card interest rates, declaring that Americans would no…
O.H. Skinner writes for RealClearPolicy about climate alarmists’ negative impact on a “pro-consumer agenda.” Consumers have been crying out for relief from the endless assault on their ability to buy…
Breanne Deppisch writes for the Washington Examiner about a recent negative development in the car rental world. Rental car customers say they are receiving electric vehicles that they did not…
O.H. Skinner writes for the Washington Examiner about the political left’s pervasive negative influence on key components of daily living. An unprecedented proliferation of left-wing “public nuisance” lawsuits is threatening…
Chase Smith writes for the Epoch Times about the latest attack on gas stoves. A class action suit filed in California alleges LG Electronics USA, Inc. sold gas range stoves…
Lydia Moynihan writes for the New Yok Post about D.C. politicians and lobbyists playing a significant role in serious problems plaguing U.S. airlines. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is coming under…
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has launched a six-figure campaign against the little-known Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) and its director Rohit Chopra over concerns that it is needlessly interfering…
Emma Schambach writes for the Martin Center about a new campaign from state officials involving student loans. Student debt isn’t necessarily always bad. For some, taking out the necessary amount…
Innovators move fast, but bureaucracies are slow, and regulations to protect consumers can make them worse off by protecting old ways from new products and services. Legislation would bring regulatory…
A bill before the General Assembly would restore the state's protection of North Carolina's top stakeholders in electricity policy: the consumers. Such protection is absolutely vital.
What changed between 2014 and now? Why is it no longer better to come down on the side of consumers?