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March 21, 2018

5 outrageous Spirit Airlines fees

Customer service? Sorry, there’s a fee for that. Spirit Airlines recently made the quiet announcement that it will no longer offer its fliers a toll-free customer help number. Instead, the airline is switching to the not-free 801 area code. This tacks on yet another charge to the airline’s already outrageous fee list. According to a 2013 report by the marketing firm IdeaWorks, Sprit only came in one behind JetBlue for being the airline to make the most revenue from fees – and that was out of a sample of 50 carriers. We’ve rounded up some of the craziest fees on Spirit’s long list of charges. Here are some of the more ridiculous ones:

March 19, 2018

How Big Government is trying to smoke out the cigar industry

Obama regulations putting pinch on cigars

March 14, 2018

Wenstrup on Shulkin, collusion claims, Pennsylvania race

Republican congressman from Ohio goes on 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the Russia investigation and the Pennsylvania special election.

March 7, 2018

Barrasso makes the case for short-term healthcare policies

Republican lawmaker from Wyoming introduces bill to protect expanded use of short-term health insurance.

February 22, 2018

President Trump chips away at ObamaCare regulations

Regulation Nation: Trump goes after heart of Affordable Care Act, unveils short-term health plans as alternative; Doug McKelway reports.

February 21, 2018

Trump hopes to fast-track infrastructure projects

Regulation Nation: Doug McKelway looks at how the president's massive infrastructure plan could result in significant cutting of federal red tape.

February 21, 2018

Trump administration pushes low cost ObamaCare alternative

Trump administration proposes rule to loosen curbs on short-term health plans.

February 21, 2018

President Trump pushes for a low cost health care option

Dr. Marc Siegel: President Trump's 'skinny plan' is more a la carte and less prefix.

February 20, 2018

Trump administration takes aim at Education Department

Regulation Nation: Few federal agencies impose greater bureaucratic burdens on the interests they oversee than the Department of Education; Doug McKelway reports.

February 1, 2018

Washington State proposes a new carbon tax

The state's Democratic governor wants to tax residents every time they fill up at the pump, heat their homes and even when they plug in their electric vehicles.