Statement

We urge the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure to support Rep. Scott Perry and Rep. Chuy García’s amendment to the Highway Bill that would restrict the use of automatic license plate readers except for tolling purposes.

Dear CEO Satya Nadella and Co-Founder Bill Gates,

If you eliminate your climate targets, why should communities believe any of your commitments?

Communities from across North America are facing more pollution, higher utility bills, and an increasingly unlivable climate – all exacerbated by your data center buildout. Now, your credibility as a climate leader and as a community partner is in danger of being gone for good.

DCC Written Comments in Response to USTR’s Request for Comments Regarding
the 2026 Special 301 Review (Docket No. USTR-2025-0243, 90 FR 57519)

The National Association of Voice Actors (NAVA) unequivocally opposes the executive order aimed at stripping states of their ability to craft their own regulations for artificial intelligence (AI).

This move represents a dangerous decision that prioritizes a handful of tech companies over the protection and livelihood of American workers and industries.

The voice acting community, already facing job losses from unregulated AI use, understands that we cannot wait for the federal government to act.

“Not all voice actors are celebrities or well-known voices,” said Tim Friedlander, President of the National Association of Voice Actors and voice of CBS’s Professional Bull Riders. “Most are blue collar, working class voice actors who are working 40 plus hours a week. Over 60% of the voice actors are located outside of LA and New York. We’re not anti-tech or anti-AI, as many have said before.”

Tim Friedlander and NAVA mentioned in the US Copyright Office report on Copyright and Artificial Intelligence.
Part 1: July 2024
Part: May 2025

DCC: Letter Regarding the office of intellectual property enforcement – including NAVA

DCC letter to USTR Ambassador Jamieson Greer, 45 signatories – including NAVA