Tag Archives: Bipartisan

Surprise Medical Billing:  Bipartisan Consensus on the Problem, but Finding an Effective Fix May be Harder

In a rare display of unity, President Donald Trump and bipartisan Congressional leaders have highlighted their shared commitment to tackling “surprise” medical billing – when an insured patient is subject to unexpectedly high out-of-pocket costs for out-of-network care that is … Continue reading

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Bi-Partisan Human Rights Resolution Vetoed

On one thing Congress agreed. The United States should withdraw its involvement in the war in Yemen. While promoted as a civil war, the escalation and breadth of devastation resulted directly from Saudi bombing. The "war" is nothing more than… … Continue reading

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Bipartisan Patent Reform and Competition Policy

Timothy J. Muris, George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law School has written about Bipartisan Patent Reform and Competition Policy. Abstract: The US patent system is a foundation of our nation's economy, encouraging innovation and growth. The exclusive right to use… … Continue reading

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Congress Considers Bipartisan Bills to Prevent Virtual Currency Manipulation

Congressmen Darren Soto (D-FL) and Ted Budd (R-NC) recently introduced two bipartisan bills to address virtual currency price manipulation and maintain the United States’ leadership in the cryptocurrency industry. In a joint statement citing the New York Attorney General’s recent … Continue reading

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Bipartisan TRACED Act Seeks to Reduce Robocalls

Before Thanksgiving, a bipartisan group of Senators introduced legislation aimed at decreasing the number of unwanted robocalls. The TRACED Act would expand FCC authority under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (“TCPA”), empower the FCC to mandate call authentication rules for … Continue reading

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