A Year at the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division
The division’s major accomplishments over the last year will leave an important legacy.
Breaking Down Barriers to International Tax Enforcement
U.S. financial intelligence units need better access to tax data.
Administrative Law and AI’s Overconfidence
Although artificial intelligence can support many tasks, officials should beware of overly confident results.
Regulating Artificial Intelligence Across Borders
Lee Tiedrich discusses both global and domestic regulatory approaches to general-purpose AI.
Evaluating the Impact of Federal Student Loan Policy
Scholars evaluate the impact of federal student loan policy.
Regulating City Finances
Scholar argues states should regulate city and county financial structures in similar ways.
Bitcoin’s Political Orphanhood
Current stablecoin regulations exclude Bitcoin from modern payment structures.
Stress-Testing Proposals to Add Autism to the VICP
HHS must explore the effects of adding autism claims to the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP).
The Three Great Lies About Climate Change
State and local restrictions on natural gas production permits prevent climate damage mitigation.
Regulating Prior Authorization
Scholars discuss legislative reforms to prevent harmful delays in healthcare access.
Tearing Down the Paper Ceiling
The federal government should push for using AI-based skills assessments for high-demand occupations.
The EU’s Transformative Short-term Rental Regulation
New rules in the European Union will address tensions between global and local regulation of short-term rentals.