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A Penn Program on Regulation panel brings together leaders from independent agencies to discuss the implications of presidential actions taken to remove them.

Greater regulation of university speech and research threatens U.S supremacy in higher education.

Scholars discuss the mobility, health, environmental, and constitutional dimensions of congestion pricing.

Scholar argues that state labor regulation can substitute for weak federal governance.

Scholars argue that failed nuclear projects reveal flaws in strategies to promote renewable energy today.

Scholars find that travel distance to abortion facilities resulting from new laws increases rates of violence.

The GENIUS Act’s auditing requirements are essential for financial stability.

Herbert Hovenkamp discusses the Google search remedies decision and its impact on future competition enforcement.

Scholars discuss shareholder-driven approaches to corporate executive compensation.

Scholars propose a legal framework to mitigate the risks of solar geoengineering.

Scholar calls for regulatory protections for small businesses facing abusive lending practices.

Scholar argues that denying access to online platforms does more harm than good to minors.