CASE Praises Trump, Interior Plan to Increase Access to Domestic Minerals
June 5, 2019 CASE today praised the Trump administration and Department of the Interior Secretary David Bernhardt for the release...
CASE Op-Ed – Investor’s Business Daily: Tariffs On Chinese Steel Are Blunt Instrument For Reducing Trade Gap
GERARD SCIMECA – CHAIRMAN, CASE June 29, 2018 – https://bit.ly/2KHS7LK The words “Made in China” now hang in the balance on...
U.S. Travelers Win Benefit of C Series Travel with Bombardier Partnership
American Travelers Given Certainty of C Series Travel with Bombardier Partnership Airbus’ recently announced 50.1% stake in Bombardier’s C Series...
CASE Statement on ITC Anti-Consumer Decision on Whirlpool Trade Claim
CASE – Consumer Action for a Strong Economy – the nation’s preeminent free-market consumer advocacy organization, issued the following...
CASE Op-ed, Washington Times: Leveraging protectionist sentiment, Whirlpool goes into the spin mode
Whether intentional or not, a lot of President Trump’s rhetoric on trade, both as a candidate and since, has rekindled...
.@POTUS’ IRA is driving up Part D premiums for millions of Medicare beneficiaries, yet Dems like @SenSanders continue to help tout this disastrous legislation. The Biden-Harris @WhiteHouse is misleading the public on their policy’s real impact.
Two weeks from election day, the supposedly independent @FCC is proposing price regulation of #broadband by restricting what data plans companies can offer.
By prohibiting usage-based plans, the FCC would end up increasing prices FOR EVERYONE, including low-data users!
CASE Letter Urges FDA & FTC to Scrutinize Deal Between L’Oréal and Galderma -- "Both companies are currently under investigation or facing sizable lawsuits from claims that they have used harmful chemicals in their products."
https://caseforconsumers.org/2024/10/21/case-letter-urges-fd...
Two weeks from election day, the supposedly independent @FCC is proposing price regulation of #broadband by restricting what data plans companies can offer.
By prohibiting usage-based plans, the FCC would end up increasing prices FOR EVERYONE, including low-data users!