Press Releases

ITIF urged FCC Chairman Carr to reject President Trump’s call to take away CBS's broadcast license, warning that content-based licensing actions violate First Amendment protections and risk politicizing the Commission.

Small modular reactors are the only scalable path to U.S. nuclear leadership—and without bold policy action now, China and Russia will seize the advantage.

Following President Trump’s executive order ending the de minimis loophole, ITIF released the following statement from Policy Analyst Eli Clemens.

Chinese e-commerce platforms like SHEIN and Temu are rapidly capturing market share from U.S. e-commerce leaders, driven by a state-backed strategy to expand China’s global influence, financial footprint, and ability to compete in artificial intelligence, according to a new ITIF report.

Today's Supreme Court hearing underscores the urgent need for Congress to reform the Universal Service Fund to ensure broadband subsidies effectively address the digital divide, says ITIF.

The model of globalization that U.S. policymakers have advanced throughout the postwar era has failed, but the current push toward the opposite extreme of protectionist autarky cannot be its long-term replacement. A new report by ITIF outlines a strategic framework for “Globalization 2.0.”

Statement from Joseph V. Coniglio following the EU’s DMA decisions specifying Apple’s interoperability requirements and preliminary findings that Google failed to comply with the DMA’s self-preferencing and anti-steering obligations.

Tariffs on Canada and Mexico? A costly mistake that will hurt U.S. consumers, disrupt supply chains, and strain key alliances, says Stephen Ezell, vice president of global innovation policy at ITIF.

The Biden-era Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) undermines incentives to produce new innovations in small-molecule drugs and therefore could slow advances to treat diseases and conditions ranging from high blood pressure to Parkinson’s, according to a new ITIF report.

Following memoranda issued by the acting leadership of the DOJ and FTC stating that the 2023 Merger Guidelines remain agency policy, ITIF released the following statement from Joseph V. Coniglio, director of antitrust and innovation.