Connecting our entire nation to the internet is key to prosperity and civic engagement for all Americans. 

People should be able to fix their stuff: It’s an old idea which is catching on anew. Products used to come with service manuals and readily available spare parts, but over the years, manufacturers have restricted those materials to their “authorized” service personnel.

In a time of rising health care costs, we applaud the Trump Administration’s recent action that aims to lower health care costs for all Americans.

A commonsense bipartisan bicameral bill will indirectly protect U.S. consumers — and directly protect small businesses — from unfair credit card fees.

Many consumers see junk fees in various forms. Some people use junk fees as a catch-all phrase for any charge they don’t like. The topic is certainly getting attention these days, with the White House talking about a new crackdown

Americans with health insurance now have new protections against unfair surprise medical bills.

Your total for that gallon of milk will be $37 — $2 for the milk and $35 for overdrawing your bank account.

In 2019, the United States produced 6.9 million metric tons of electronic waste — roughly the equivalent of 38,000 blue whales.

Anonymous shell companies have been used to evade taxes, launder drug money and defraud Medicare — but they'll soon be a thing of the past.

Imagine this scenario: You hear about a big data breach at a major credit bureau on the news. Millions of people have had their financial data compromised.

Corporations should pay their fair share in taxes. But every year, many large businesses are using complicated schemes to shift money earned in the U.S. to offshore tax havens to reduce how much they owe by billions of dollars.

What has changed since our 2016 report, "Anonymity Overdose," and what hasn’t.

Hours after the Joint Committee on Taxation’s research revealed that the tax reform measure would increase taxes on people earning less that $75,000 in 2027, the House passed their version of tax reform.

On Sunday, the ICIJ announced the release of millions of documents which expose a number of tax avoidance schemes used by the wealthy and multinational corporations to avoid taxes.

Now more than ever, we need to stand up for the Consumer Bureau and keep Wall Street in check. On Tuesday, October 24, Vice President Pence broke a 50-50 deadlock in the Senate, overturning the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s rule banning mandatory arbitration clauses.

Predatory lending and unfair banking practices were a hot topic in Charlottesville yesterday when community leaders and advocates met at the Jefferson-Madison Library to discuss consumer protection and defending Virginians from unfair banking practices.

Rep. John Delaney (D-MD) is putting forward two bills, “Partnership to Build America Act” and the “Infrastructure 2.0 Act,” which are tax giveaways posing as infrastructure spending.