California’s green energy push is a case study in overregulation: $20B+ in grid upgrades, risky offshore wind plans, and looming power shortages. Top-down mandates aren’t a strategy—they’re a recipe for economic pain. pacificresearch.org/new-study-reve…

Scenes from the Hill 👉 Inventors in action before today’s World IP Day reception. Prototypes, patents, and real conversations with lawmakers about protecting American innovation.

Strong patents mean stronger markets. We support PERA, PREVAIL, and RESTORE because inventors deserve protection—and the economy depends on it.

California's war on truckers is a war on consumers. Higher costs, fewer drivers, broken supply chains—all thanks to unelected regulators pushing impossible mandates. Glad to see Kevin Kiley fighting back with real common sense.

Federal labor laws make it harder for workers and employers to negotiate flexible arrangements that work best for them. More choice means better outcomes.

Strong, predictable patent rights are the backbone of American innovation. The Patent Eligibility Restoration Act is a critical step toward restoring confidence for inventors and investors alike. Let’s get it done.

America’s edge depends on strong patents. PERA and the PREVAIL Act are key to ending abuse, restoring confidence, and unleashing real innovation.

IA applauds Senator Chris Coons, Senator Thom Tillis, Congressman Nathaniel Moran and Congresswoman Deborah Ross for reintroducing the PREVAIL Act to protect American innovators from harassment by #BigTech and other companies who violate IP rights. #PatentsMatter Our statement⤵️ innovationalliance.net/from-the-allia…

Lina Khan’s FTC asked Temu—a Chinese company accused of slave labor—for help in its antitrust case against Amazon. You read that right. China wins, America loses. Time for Chair Ferguson to drop this case. libertarianinstitute.org/articles/maga-…

Innovation dies when patent rights are weak. The PREVAIL Act and RESTORE Patent Rights Act are critical to stop big corporations from steamrolling inventors and stealing their ideas. It’s time to restore fairness and protect America’s engine of innovation.

A recent U.S. Chamber report confirms what we’ve long said: strong IP protections don’t just fuel innovation—they drive jobs, wages, and economic growth in every state. Let’s keep America the global innovation leader. uschamber.com/intellectual-p…

.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is right: if we lose the edge in AI and quantum, nothing else matters. The first step to staying ahead? Stop the theft of American intellectual property.

PERA is a critical step to strengthen U.S. innovation. Without clear patent rights, the breakthroughs from our universities risk dying in the lab instead of reaching the market.

Occupational licensing requirements often have little to do with safety and everything to do with restricting competition. Cutting red tape opens up opportunities.

Strong IP protections drive innovation and investment. The RESTORE Act gives inventors—especially small businesses—the tools they need to defend their ideas and compete globally.

Regulations are strangling Main Street. Want a golden California? Start by setting small businesses free.

#PERA will give inventors the confidence to take entrepreneurial risks and invest in the next gen of tech, bolstering American technological leadership. Thank you, Senator Chris Coons, Senator Thom Tillis, Rep. Kevin Kiley, Rep. Scott Peters innovationalliance.net/from-the-allia…

The FTC wants to break up Meta’s acquisitions of Instagram and WhatsApp. But these mergers helped both companies grow, not die. The government's anti-merger crusade is anti-innovation. realclearmarkets.com/articles/2025/…

Spot on Rep. Brett Guthrie. Small businesses don’t need more hurdles from Washington—they need less red tape, lower taxes, and a fair shot to compete.

Washington’s regulatory spree is crushing small businesses. Through the CRA, Congress has a chance to rein in costly rules—from California-style EV mandates to CFPB overreach—and restore balance. It’s time to put Main Street first. uschamber.com/regulations/ch…