A snapshot of state actions to protect pollinators
Pollinators are vital to our food systems and maintain the planet’s ecosystems. Action by states is needed to protect them.
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Protecting those who serve
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has returned hundreds of millions of dollars to servicemembers who have been harmed in the financial marketplace.
Military Right to Repair
The American people, and the facts on the ground, support action to remove repair restrictions for the military
Plane Truth 2025: Airline complaints rise
Complaints against U.S. airlines hit new record high as cancellations and delays creep up and tarmac delays soar
Safe At Home in 2025?
Injuries from hazardous consumer products hit 8-year high in 2024
‘Failing the Fix’ scorecard grades Apple, Samsung, Google, others on how fixable their devices are
Nobody walks into an electronics store and thinks, “I’m going to buy something that can’t be fixed.” Our newly-updated scorecard helps you choose repairable phones and laptops from brands that support your Right to Repair.
Food for Thought 2025
Hospitalizations, deaths from contaminated food doubled in 2024 as recalls from Salmonella, Listeria and E. coli increased by 41%; 98% of all illnesses linked to just 13 outbreaks, ranging from cucumbers to deli meat
Who’s calling?
Half of largest phone companies earn D’s or F’s on robocall protections
Here are the robocall-fighting services phone providers are allowed to offer
AT&T, CenturyLink, Charter/Spectrum, Comcast, T-Mobile and Verizon were among the providers that agreed in 2019 to offer many of these services free
The State of Right to Repair
New analysis by repair advocates underscores need for enforcement, further state progress to ensure people can fix their stuff