A new paper released today by Consumer Reports and Telemark Energy Consulting outlines what it truly means for AI data centers ...
Consumer Reports’ monthly roundup of its efforts to promote a safe and healthy food system. This month’s Food Policy Insider will cover: What’s Next ...
Consumers have reported hundreds of painful infant skin reactions—many of them severe and requiring medical attention—to the Consumer Product Safety Commission since the start ...
Consumer Reports (CR) today is urging the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) to finalize a strong, mandatory safety rule for lithium-ion batteries ...
Earlier this week the administrative law judge (ALJ) for the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) sided with Tuscan Electric Power (TEP) and ...
Consumer Reports, along with four other organizations, sent a letter to Gov. Hochul urging her to strengthen the One Fair Price Act via the ...
The California Opt Me Out Act will require universal opt-out settings in browsers Sacramento, CA — California Governor Gavin Newsom signed the groundbreaking ...
Washington, DC – In response to the Federal Trade Commission’s announcement today that it is seeking public comment on a proposed enforcement policy statement regarding personalized pricing, Grace ...
WASHINGTON DC – The Senate narrowly approved the budget reconciliation bill today, which included a provision that cuts the funding for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau nearly in half. The ...
WASHINGTON DC – One year after staff at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau was first ordered to halt its work, the Bureau’s future remains in limbo as a lawsuit filed by employees to prevent ...
Sacramento, California — California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed A.B. 3048, a bill requiring internet browsers and mobile operating systems to offer consumers the ...
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