On April 22, 2026, CCC convened a congressional briefing on kratom and 7-hydroxymitragynine (7-OH) regulation, co-hosted with the Reason Foundation and the Cato Institute. The event drew a strong cross-section...
In Support of the Trump Administration’s Rescheduling of Cannabis as a Schedule III Drug An end to a federal log-jam that unlocks medical research and lifts a 70% tax burden...
Federal preemption is the only serious way to end the climate-lawsuit racket WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) today endorsed the Stop Climate Shakedowns Act of 2026, introduced...
Letter calls on Ambassador Greer to prioritize Asian non-tariff barriers targeting US tech firms and the consumers who rely on them WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Choice Center (CCC) today...
Het vonnis van 345 miljoen dollar tegen Greenpeace mag geen Nederlands paspoort krijgen Consumer Choice Center publiceert beleidsprimer over activistische aansprakelijkheid, terwijl Greenpeace in Amsterdam probeert te ontkomen aan een...
Greenpeace’s $345 Million Judgment Shouldn’t Get a Dutch Passport Consumer Choice Center releases policy primer on activist accountability as Greenpeace seeks to escape American justice in Amsterdam LONDON, UK and...
Consumer Choice Center releases policy primer on activist accountability as Greenpeace seeks to escape American justice in Amsterdam LONDON, UK and WASHINGTON, DC — On April 16, a court in...
This week, the New York Times “climate desk” published a feature defending state-level climate lawsuits against energy producers. Before reading a single paragraph of their argument, it is worth pausing...
LES IDÉES DES AFFAIRES. Imaginez que votre chanteur préféré s’apprête à monter sur scène au Centre Bell. Vous cherchez un billet, mais il n’y en a aucun à vendre sur...
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Consumer Choice Center welcomes today’s rare unanimous ruling by the Supreme Court in Cox Communications, Inc. v. Sony Music Entertainment. “This ruling affirms what the Consumer Choice Center has...
This week, Americans will legally wager an estimated $3.3 billion on March Madness, a 54% jump from just three years ago. That number says something important about what happens when you let...
