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Week in Review

Week in Review

The Supreme Court limits EPA’s authority to regulate water pollution, Nebraska restricts access to abortion services and transgender youth medical care and more… 

Stamping Out Counterfeit Postage

Stamping Out Counterfeit Postage

The U.S. Postal Service adopts final rule aimed at reducing postage fraud.

The Green Clash Between Renewables and Conservation

The Green Clash Between Renewables and Conservation

Scholars argue that federal agencies can conserve land and still increase renewable energy output.

Fiduciary Governance for 401(k)s

Fiduciary Governance for 401(k)s

Retirement policy must evolve to account for participant preferences.

Is the Artificial Intelligence Act Trustworthy?

Is the Artificial Intelligence Act Trustworthy?

Scholars argue that the European Union’s proposed legislation will be inadequate to develop trust in AI.

ERISA Plan Fiduciaries and ESG Factors

ERISA Plan Fiduciaries and ESG Factors

ERISA plan fiduciaries must be permitted to consider ESG factors when selecting plan investments.

Should USDA Regulate Lab-Grown Meat?

Should USDA Regulate Lab-Grown Meat?

Scholar argues that FDA should be the sole regulator of cell-cultured meat.

Celebrating Our 2022-2023 Editorial Board

Celebrating Our 2022-2023 Editorial Board

Congratulations and thank you to The Regulatory Review’s 2022-2023 Editorial Board.

Confronting the Public Health Threat of Septic Tanks

Confronting the Public Health Threat of Septic Tanks

As climate change amplifies the risks of septic tanks, lawmakers must act to protect their communities.

Week in Review

Week in Review

DOJ and DHS end a pandemic order that allowed border authorities to turn away migrants, Montana bans TikTok, and more…

Cracking Down on Overdose Deaths

Cracking Down on Overdose Deaths

FDA approves first over-the-counter treatment to combat the opioid overdose epidemic.

Clamping Down on Commercial Spyware

Clamping Down on Commercial Spyware

Biden Administration issues executive order prohibiting federal contracts with spyware firms.