The Big Tobacco Deal’s 10th Anniversary

In the 1990s, state attorneys general launched unprecedented lawsuits against big tobacco companies, claiming the companies owed the states for the cost of treating sick smokers. The result was an unconstitutional deal that has cost consumers billions of dollars.

The Serious Consequences of Banning Bottled Water

For some bottled water is a simple convenience, for others it’s a necessity. Cities like Salt Lake have banned bottled water, even for firefighters. This attack on consumer choice must stop now.

Colombia Deserves the Free Trade Agreement

Whether intentionally or not, Congress is hurting America’s trust and credibility with our trading partners, by blocking an economic opportunity for Colombia.

At a fundamental level, Congress’s blockade is simply unfair.

FCC Net Neutrality Ruling: Arbitrary and Capricious

In its ruling against Comcast, the FCC acted outside of the law and counter to the interests of American broadband consumers.

Cancer Patients Wait while FDA Deliberates

Anna Tomalis was forced to wait months for the FDA to grant a “compassionate use” exemption for her to take an experimental drug.

Learn more about the problems dying patients experience when seeking access to unapproved medicines.