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Alaskans are Getting Conned by Current Certificate of Need Laws
Alaska's outdated CON laws create barriers to affordable and accessible healthcare.
The Time has Come for Increased Spectrum Coordination
Federally spectrum coordination needs improvement. NTIA and FCC have taken a first step with the Spectrum Coordination Initiative.
IRS Backlog Already Threatening 2022 Tax Season
Taxpayers should expect long wait times to receive a refund or an answer to their questions.
CCAGW Urges Washington Health Care and Wellness Committee to Oppose SB 5532
SB 5532 would institute harmful price controls that would cause the loss of jobs and damage to Washington's economy.
States Should Push for a National Privacy Framework
Instead of adopting costly and harmful data privacy bills, states should put pressure on Congress to adopt a national framework.
The 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.
CCAGW Urges Indiana House Commerce, Small Business, and Economic Development Committee to Oppose SB 358
SB 358 will fail to achieve its objective to protect consumer privacy.
CCAGW Urges Wisconsin House Consumer Protection Committee to Oppose AB 957
AB 957 will fail to achieve its objective to protect consumer privacy.
CCAGW Urges Oklahoma House Technology Committee to Oppose HB 2969
HB 2969 will fail to achieve its objective to protect consumer privacy.
CCAGW Urges New Mexico Senate Judiciary Committee to Oppose HB 132
HB 132 would impose additional burdens and price controls on small loan lenders, as well as force borrowers to become increasingly dependent on government subsidies.
CCAGW Urges Maine Joint Committee on Health Coverage, Insurance, and Financial Services to Oppose LD 1938
LD 1939 would fail to solve any of the problems in the federal 340B drug discount program and would further distort the medical marketplace by instituting more government mandates.
IRS 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.