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  • RFK’s Tylenol Claims Are Expected To Fuel Wave of Lawsuits

    I was interviewed by the New York Sun on the latest announcements by RFK Jr. surrounding Tylenol and acetaminophen, and how this will supercharge the lawsuit industry: The deputy director at the Consumer Choice Center, Yaël Ossowski, says a district judge threw out the case because the expert testimonies used by the plaintiffs were determined…

  • FOX 5: The EU vs US on Big Tech Regulation

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    Egle Markeviciute and Yael Ossowski of the Consumer Choice Center join FOX 5 DC Jim Lokay to break down the clash between European regulators and American tech companies.

  • “Chat Control betrays Europe’s self-professed image as a protector of human rights” —Free Speech Advocate Yaël Ossowski

    Yaël Ossowski is the deputy director at the Consumer Choice Center, a leading advocate of privacy rights and freedom of expression, with offices in North America, Europe, and Asia. He spoke with europeanconservative.com’s Rafael Pinto Borges about ‘Chat Control,’ the controversial electronic messaging surveillance law currently under discussion in the European Council. The Council is expected to…

  • Time is running out for EU Member States to decide on Chat Control

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    On September 12, European Member States will have to finalize their positions on the proposed regulation to force client-side scanning of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) in messaging apps, also known as Chat Control.  While the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU has previously stated they will push for CSAM-scanning during their Presidency, the number of people…

  • Trump Is Bullying the EU — And Should Do It More

    Europe regulates, America innovates. It’s a popular meme on social media, and thanks to our Change-Agent-In-Chief, President Trump, we can add to that: Trump dominates. The president’s recent executive actions to reverse discriminatory regulations and “non-tariff barriers” aimed at U.S. tech giants, not to mention snarky comments on free speech, have changed the game on how far-reaching European regulations impact users…

  • Why Letitia James’s Zelle Lawsuit Will Not Stop Fraud

    Letitia James is once again ramping up the lawfare machine from her perch as New York Attorney General. This time, rather than pursuing presidential candidates or thwarting DOGE cuts to the bureaucracy, she’s directing legal firepower at fraudsters using peer-to-peer finance apps, specifically Zelle.  Oddly, it’s not the well-documented networks of scammers and fraudsters using finance apps to lure…

  • DEA stonewalling is allowing cannabis black markets to thrive

    Walk into a few downtown bodegas or corner stores in a moderately sized American town, and you’ll likely find at least one selling some kind of cannabis product. Whether it’s CBD, Delta-8, HHC, or another synthetic derived from the cannabis plant, the simple truth is that these products are now openly bought, traded, and sold…

  • Return of Chat Control: something is rotten in the state of Denmark

    The Scandinavian state has been a stalwart supporter of CSAM scanning and chat control. Now, they hold the keys to make it a reality. To break encryption, or not to break encryption, that is the question. Across the continent, tech-native Europeans are spinning up new LLMs and AI chatbots on their phones and computers and…

  • Trump’s Energy Reset: Dismantling Biden’s Climate Lawfare Legacy

    The Comer investigation underscores why we should consider federal lawfare liability reforms that would put most of these frivolous cases to rest. President Trump’s push to boost energy affordability by slashing green regulations and climate lawfare has been a powerful yet undercovered plank of his second term. Drastically changing course from the energy-restrictive policies of…

  • The direct primary care reform that may supercharge healthcare competition and patient choice

    Nudged within the “One Big Beautiful Bill” is a small tax provision that may only apply to a small number of consumers, but it could have outlasting positive impacts on how healthcare services are delivered to American patients. Beginning in 2026, American patients who engage the services of a doctor at a direct primary care…