Author: Yaël Ossowski

WASHINGTON, DC – Today, the Consumer Choice Center launched a new policy primer on a federal proposal to cap credit card interest rates, analyzing the social and economic costs of...

WASHINGTON, DC – On Tuesday in Kansas City, Missouri, agents of the Department of Justice, U.S. Marshals Service, and Food and Drug Administration conducted a raid and seizure of more than 73,000 units...

As Executive Director of Florida CALA, I was disheartened — but not surprised — to read the recent American Tort Reform Association report, “Sanctionable,” spotlighting the mounting toll of systemic...

WASHINGTON, DC – In a sweeping opinion issued today in U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, Judge James E. Boasberg eviscerated the FTC’s half-decade long ploy to break off...

Today, the Consumer Choice Center sent a letter to the Chairman of the Surface Transportation Board, supporting the merger of freight rail companies Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern. Modernizing rail...

For decades, Americans have been told their 401(k) is “their” retirement, but when it comes to managing those funds, most find they have little to no control. Tax-advantaged accounts like...

The Trump administration is taking a well-earned victory lap after successfully delaying a carbon tax on the shipping and logistics industry at a United Nations meeting in London last month.  “The U.S. achieved a diplomatic victory and successfully rallied a...

Los Angeles County officials are set to pull kratom and its synthetic extract, sometimes called 7-OH, from shelves immediately. Inspectors will be sent to retailers next week to begin red-tagging...

Among political conservatives, there is no hotter potato at the moment than the civil liability protections afforded by Section 230 to online operators. Unless Republicans learn to love it again...

Energy is getting expensive for Americans. NPR reported in August that one in six families struggles to pay utility bills, and energy costs are outpacing inflation by more than 100%....

There’s a lot to like in Texas Congressman Chip Roy’s plan to provide series of market-based alternatives to the bloated and inefficient healthcare status quo in the United States. Dubbed...

Energy is getting very expensive for American households. NPR reported as recently as August that one in six families struggles to pay their utility bills, and energy costs nationwide are...