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More than a century ago, President Grover Cleveland signed the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 into law and ushered in a new form of regulation and regulatory oversight—the independent regulatory…

…tells agencies to “continue to assess and consider both the benefits and costs of regulatory actions, including deregulatory actions, when making regulatory decisions, and issue regulations only upon a reasoned…

…regulatory alternatives, including the alternative of not regulating.” During the first 100 days of his Administration, President Donald J. Trump issued several executive orders that will affect regulatory development. Three…

…scheduling applications, and other AI systems that present no novel threat vectors. The current regulatory approach risks imposing a stifling regulatory fog over these technologies. This fog creates uncertainty that…

…and regulatory agencies during the first 100 days of his second term. The essays featured in this series examine key questions raised by some of President Trump’s principal regulatory directives,…

…and the Journal of Law and Biosciences. The Regulatory Review is pleased to share the following interview with Arti K. Rai. The Regulatory Review: What institutions regulate patents in the…

…deeper rationale than I offered for President Reagan’s 1985 executive order requiring agencies to periodically disclose to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA) their future regulatory agendas. This…

…in these areas were unforeseeable. The Supreme Court historically gave agencies the flexibility to address big issues when they arose. Regulatory agencies, the Court observed more than a half-century ago,…

…last chapter, Graham presents a list of issues that the regulatory system should make priorities. Climate change is allotted five lines, while subjects such as deregulatory legislation, lookback reviews to…

…persistent critics of agencies. First, the Court reiterated that “unless Congress has specified otherwise, agencies are generally free to develop regulatory standards ‘either by general legislative rule or by individual…

…and deconstruct entire regulatory agencies. Each sketch is packed with details about the specific concerns leading to a proposed regulatory or deregulatory action, the wider political context, eventual decision-making, a…

Professor John Graham may be underselling his book by titling it Regulatory Reform from Nixon to Biden. In fact, it is much more a history of the regulatory state in…