Week in Review
The CDC issues an eviction moratorium, Democratic senators request economic sanctions against Russia, and much more…
Telecare for All
Telehealth regulations seek to expand health care for underserved patients in rural areas.
Mergers That Monopolize Labor Should Not Pass Go
Scholars argue that courts could interpret the Clayton Act to prevent mergers that result in lowering wages.
Heuristics and Small Business Response to Regulation
Applying behavioral economics to the study of regulation could help improve attitudes among business owners.
Does Regulation Chill Cryptocurrency Trading?
Regulations have not decreased cryptocurrency trading within some U.S. and foreign markets.
Week in Review
A federal judge halts an Education Department rule granting private schools greater CARES Act funding, CDC loosens its testing guidelines, and more…
Regulating the Use of Genetic Information
Scholar advocates expanding federal legal protections against genetic discrimination.
Making Social Media Self-Regulation More User-Centered
Scholar argues that social media companies should be more democratic in restricting political advertisements.
Will Deregulation in Health Care Become the New Normal?
The Trump Administration’s deregulatory response to COVID-19 is temporary and will not have a lasting impact on U.S. health care.
The Trump Administration’s Latest Unconstitutional Power Grab
A revised CEQ rule seeks to limit judicial review of agency action, threatening the separation of powers.
Week in Review
Postmaster suspends controversial changes, Interior Department allows drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and more…
The Newest Label Coming to a Grocery Store Near You
Starting in 2022, food producers will be required to label genetically engineered foods.