Week in Review
Another federal appellate court blocks the executive order limiting birthright citizenship, President Trump withdraws his nominee for director of the Centers for Disease Control, and more…
The 1-In-10-Out Order’s Deregulatory Limitations
The deregulatory goals of the 1-in-10-out directive may be stymied by agency gaming and legal challenges.
Ninth Circuit to Consider “Shadow” Theory of Insider Trading
A pending case penalizes the use of insider information about one company to trade another company’s stock.
Increasing Public Access to Essential Professional Services
Reforming occupational licensing rules can reduce the cost of professional services and improve efficiency.
Escalating Flawed Deregulatory Math
The Trump Administration’s new 1-in-10-out executive order is more flawed than its predecessor.
Locating the Flexibility to Expand Access to Health Care
Jason Levitis discusses how federal policies and state-level innovations can shape access to health insurance.
The Fight for Birthright Citizenship
Scholars discuss the history of birthright citizenship and its modern importance.
Week in Review
Federal courts rule against the Trump Administration’s actions, HHS rescinds its policy of requiring public comment on certain rules, and more…
Lessons From History Can Help Restore Stability
History suggests that public accountability and institutional checks can restore stability in government.
Government’s Influence on American Economic Development
Scholars respond to a review of their work and expand on the book’s lessons for the future.
Regulatory Legacies and the Potential Limits of Trump 2.0
Shapiro and Tomain’s new book highlights political and economic constraints on the incoming Trump Administration’s ability to achieve its goals.
Trump Deregulatory Review Redux Plus
Trump’s 1-in-10-out executive order threatens necessary regulations and existing constitutional norms.