In his recent op-ed, “Republicans Siding With Big Banks in Stablecoin Fight Could Tank Trump’s Affordability Agenda,” John Czwartacki argues that emerging Republican support for restrictions favored by large banks in the stablecoin debate could undercut efforts to expand financial competition and lower costs for consumers.
Twenty-two state attorneys general sent a letter to chairmen of the House and Senate Judiciary Committee, requesting that an investigation concerning improper influence on judges be expanded to include the Federal Judicial Center’s manual that the attorneys general say has been influenced by climate activists and diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology.
In his op-ed, Public Policy Solutions President Joe Grogan argues that Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. is not only pro-consumer but also pro-growth, innovation, and American creative leadership. He criticizes the current antitrust scrutiny, particularly under the Biden-era FTC, as overly hostile to business and driven by ideological biases rather than sound economic principles.
A new report casts light on several European Union regulations wielded to disproportionately harm U.S. companies and consumers and urges the Trump administration to take broad action against them.
The snow-capped Swiss Alps town of Davos, Switzerland, is typically the picturesque backdrop for world leaders and corporate titans to hobnob and pose for photos at the World Economic Forum.
Today, Public Policy Solutions published a new report exposing how many countries in the Western Hemisphere are developing complex regulatory regimes to target American technology and telecommunications companies, modeled off European tactics that stifle innovation, prevent competition, and benefit China.