Policy Corner

Right of First Refusal (ROFR) laws might sound harmless, but they actually block competition and drive up energy costs. Across both Democrat and Republican administrations, the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission have consistently highlighted the policy’s harm to consumers and shows why it’s time to scrap ROFR for good.

During the current shutdown, the IRS intends to keep all its employees on the job – at least until tomorrow.2 After that, it is uncertain what will occur.

James Morrone discusses how anti-energy policies and overregulation from the Biden administration has driven up cost and choked domestic energy production.

Ending shutdowns is a step toward effective Congress-led budgeting.

The Court should restore presidential control over the unelected bureaucracy by overruling Humphrey’s Executor and making clear that the Constitution establishes three branches of government, not four.

Overall, AFP supports DOJ’s efforts to reduce regulatory burdens and encourages collaboration with states and Congress to promote economic freedom and legal fairness.

AFP Foundation believes that proper environmental stewardship, including appropriate measures to ensure the American people have clean air, can coexist with a prosperous economy and American energy dominance

The Employee Rights Act (ERA) is the top opportunity in Congress to unlock prosperity for American workers in the 21st century.

Temporary means temporary. The pandemic is over. It’s time to let the Biden tax credits expire — and make health care affordable again for everyone.

On this Constitution Day, we should remember that the Supreme Court’s decision in Loper Bright reaffirms our founding principles. By ending Chevron deference, the Court has helped to restore the separation of powers, strengthen judicial independence, and offer Congress a chance to reclaim its Article I authority.