Frank Pallone: “This would create a national data privacy standard and stop unrestrained collection of personal information on consumers…”

This $9.6 million investment helps to put another vessel on the water and takes cars off our overcrowded roads. That is exactly what federal infrastructure dollars should be doing.

The reports coming from Keyport continue to be concerning enough for my constituents to repeatedly and urgently share their concerns with me.

Consumers deserve to know if businesses are using their personal information to manipulate the prices they pay or experiment with algorithms to set the prices they see.

The airline industry specifically has faced several public allegations of surveillance pricing.