Some much-needed good news from Texas
Last month, Texas became the ninth state – and the first Republican-led state – to make Right To Repair a state law.
The Latest
How Cutting Red Tape Could Lower Prescription Drug Prices
How to get to Dick’s Sporting Goods Park
Updates
New North Dakota law protects Bayer from Roundup lawsuits
UPDATE: Senate backs off ban on state AI protections
Stop The Overuse Of Antibiotics
Study Shows Antibiotic Resistance Risk in Commonly Used Drug
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Issue
NEWS RELEASE: FDA holds public meeting on drug user fee reauthorization
In testimony, U.S. PIRG health care expert calls for greater transparency, broader public engagement in drug user fees reauthorization process (PDUFA)
Military servicemembers are frequent targets of financial scams and costly products
From manipulative loans to credit errors, servicemembers are facing alarming rates of financial exploitation.
STATEMENT: Senate includes crucial Right to Repair reform In NDAA
STATEMENT: Senators introduce new bipartisan bill to help military repair broken equipment
New Warrior Right to Repair Act will ensure the U.S. military includes right to repair provisions in all new procurement contracts.
Cities and states leading the way on electric lawn care
Webinar with local government, utility and nonprofit representatives offers tips for accelerating the shift to electric lawn equipment
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We need to stand up to companies that profit when we throw stuff away
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