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Eastern Tennessee: Where Broadband Goes Bust
Government-owned broadband networks have failed across the country, but public utilities in Tennessee want to build them anyway.
A Disturbing Trend for Broadband Deployment
With $42.5 billion available for broadband deployment, funding should be available regardless of technology or vendor type.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing Steel Tariffs
Steel tariffs have acted as an artificial tax and have resulted in higher prices of consumer goods.
DOD’s Cloud Services Contract Moves Forward
DOD moves forward with its $9 billion Joint Warfighter Cloud Capability multi-year, multi-vendor contract.
The USPS needs to stop delivering financial losses
The USPS third quarter financial report will likely continue the postal service’s run of financial losses.
Congress Should not Double Down on Devastating Drug Price Controls
House Democrats’ new bill on price controls will devastate future drug development and raise costs.
The Disaster at Lina Khan’s FTC
FTC Chair Lina Khan's anti-capitalist views have upended more than 100 years of antitrust law enforcement.
Congress Should Permanently Maintain Higher 1099-K Reporting Requirements
A higher 1099-K threshold would protect taxpayers from higher taxes, more audits, and complicated paperwork.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Supporting Provisions to Agriculture Appropriations Bill
Sections 768 and 769 would prevent overreach by regulators that would harm taxpayers, farmers, and consumers.
CCAGW Joins Coalition Opposing Spending Cap Bypass
An unnecessary defense supplemental would add to the government's unsustainable debt.
Estimates of COVID-19 Relief Fraud Continue to Increase
The government's failure to distribute relief money correctly continues to be unearthed.
IRS should stop wasting money on its own tax filing software
The IRS should not be spending a penny to build and promote its own tax preparation program.