The Memo That Rewrites Seventy Years of Immigration Law
A new agency memo could endanger noncitizens applying for citizenship.
The True Value of Better Regulation Lies Beyond Simplification
Governments cannot ignore the indirect effects of regulations to reap their full benefits.
California’s Gas Crisis Is a Policy Failure at Every Level
Historical policy missteps have left California vulnerable to increasing oil prices.
Crypto Assets Have No Place in 401(k) Plans
A proposed rule would allow wealthy investors to unload crypto assets at the expense of average Americans.
The Governance Gap in Clinical AI
Federal regulators misunderstand the value of transparency rules for clinical AI.
The Department of Labor Should Put Down the Pen
Congress has declared its intent on pharmacy benefit manager reform, and the Labor Department should heed it.
Antitrust as Anti-Oligarch Policy
State lawmakers should rebuild competition law with clear rules to curb corporate power.
A Small Win for Agency Adjudication
The Supreme Court upholds a high-stakes adjudication system, but important constitutional questions remain.
The Fate of Independent Adjudication and the Civil Service?
Slaughter and Cook rely on historical inaccuracies while raising new questions about agency independence.
Federal Spending Will Be the Next Big Separation-of-Powers Fight
The Supreme Court previews the constitutional clash over who controls federal spending.
Expanded Deference, Diminished Review, Relief Restricted
Urias-Orellana narrows asylum review, raising the stakes for judicial oversight.
Legislative History and Implied Causes of Action in Retreat
Saba Capital reveals how statutory interpretation shapes investor power and fund accountability.