Why Past Rail Mergers Are a Poor Guide
The Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern deal should be evaluated by weighing its potential benefits.
Why Financial Regulators Will Turn to Exams Over Rulemaking
Changes in technology and the law will make “policymaking by examination” more attractive to regulators.
Calls for Change in the Regulation of Telehealth Medicine
Scholars propose reforms to improve virtual care and access.
High-Risk AI and the Limits of Risk-Based Regulation
Scholars argue that the EU’s risk-based AI rules need strengthening to protect fundamental rights.
Week in Review
President Trump signs executive orders to waive tariffs and establish a women’s health division, and more…
The Nondelegation Doctrine as a Check on Presidential Power
Scholar argues that courts should scrutinize delegations to the President more closely than those to agencies.
A Roadmap for Regulating Robotaxies
Scholars propose regulations to leverage the benefits of robotaxis while managing the risks.
Are Americans Unknowingly Exporting an Environmental Crisis?
Americans’ clothing donations often merely export environmental hazards to the Global South.
The Default Rule is the Regulation
One physician’s signature can disarm a Pennsylvanian indefinitely.
Lifting the FOIA Veil
Margaret Kwoka maps FOIA trends and explores barriers to using FOIA to increase government accountability.
States Advance Climate and Energy Policy Amid Federal Retreat
Scholars discuss the impacts of federal energy policy and state-level climate policy.
Week in Review
Energy Department issues emergency power order, IRS moves to tighten access to health tax credits, and more…