Opinion

The appeals court demonstrates why health insurance requirement is unconstitutional.

OIRA oversight of regulation is necessary, but not sufficient.

Congress should require independent regulatory commissions to perform cost-benefit analyses

The proposed legislation would give Congress authority over a limited set of major regulations.

After Dodd-Frank, financial regulations of independent agencies should be subject to OIRA review.

The government should not resolve the debt ceiling crisis, as it did the financial crisis, by manipulating the rule of law.

Agencies fail to provide necessary fairness when they compensate large groups of people.

Congress should use a rare political moment to improve the U.S. regulatory process.

New Department of Education rule places excessive restrictions on federal funding for higher education.

In the process of handing environmentalists a loss in AEP v. Connecticut, the Court strengthens the EPA’s authority over greenhouse gas emissions.

Agencies underestimate the value of human life by consistently ignoring health inflation and wealth inflation.

The federal government lacks an independent office to provide retrospective analysis of regulations’ costs and benefits.