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Just days after Northern District of Texas Judge Reed O’Connor recused himself from presiding over the U.S. Chamber of Commerce lawsuit to block the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's (CFPB) historic rule capping credit card late fees, the Chamber has filed for an expedited review of its motion for preliminary injunction in an attempt to avoid

In the latest in a series of Biden administration actions to help lower housing costs for struggling Americans, the U.S. Justice Department is reportedly “opening a criminal investigation” involving property management software company RealPage and some of its corporate landlord clients amid a lawsuit from the District of Columbia Attorney General

oday the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is reportedly launching a “seven-figure campaign” to obstruct one of the Biden administration’s major actions to lower prescription drug prices for Americans – a proposal allowing federal agencies to use high prices as a factor to exercise ‘march-in’ rights over a drug or other taxpayer-funded invention that is not

Price Gouging Remains Magically Malicious