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Access to Justice, Deferred and Denied

Access to Justice, Deferred and Denied

The Supreme Court limits judicial remedies and increases deference to executive power in immigration enforcement.

DOGE’s Misguided Abandonment of Evidence

DOGE’s Misguided Abandonment of Evidence

Adopting a chainsaw-based approach to reform undermines the goal of creating a more efficient government.

Shifting the Burden of Dirty Waters

Shifting the Burden of Dirty Waters

A recent Supreme Court decision shifts responsibility for pollution prevention from polluters to EPA.

Expert Officers Under Political Supervision

Expert Officers Under Political Supervision

The Supreme Court validates political control over public health decisions.

VanDerStok and the Ghosts of Gun Deregulation

VanDerStok and the Ghosts of Gun Deregulation

The Supreme Court weighs public safety concerns surrounding ghost guns in recent Second Amendment decision.

Nothing to See Here, Move Along

Nothing to See Here, Move Along

The Supreme Court’s recent unanimous decision on FDA’s tobacco-authorization authority is utterly unremarkable.

Recent E-Cigarette Decision Leaves Unanswered Questions

Recent E-Cigarette Decision Leaves Unanswered Questions

A unanimous Supreme Court instructed the Fifth Circuit to reconsider the harmless error rule for agency action.

It’s Time for Humanity’s Best Exam for AI

It’s Time for Humanity’s Best Exam for AI

Better benchmarks can unlock the social benefits of AI technology.

The Price of Preserving Preventive Services Coverage

The Price of Preserving Preventive Services Coverage

The Supreme Court preserves preventive services coverage but emboldens the HHS Secretary.

A Missed Opportunity to Clarify NEPA Law

A Missed Opportunity to Clarify NEPA Law

The Supreme Court narrows NEPA, leaving key questions unresolved.

How We Subsidize Care for Low-Income People

How We Subsidize Care for Low-Income People

A Supreme Court decision reveals flaws in how we pay safety-net hospitals—and why reform is overdue.

The Limits of Anti-Classification Doctrine in U.S. v. Skrmetti

The Limits of Anti-Classification Doctrine in U.S. v. Skrmetti

The Supreme Court runs afoul of its own equal protection doctrine by ignoring explicit classifications.