Scholar argues that rural hospital mergers put mothers at risk and suggests policy reforms. The United States spends more ...

In the years following the pandemic, Congress repeatedly extended telehealth flexibilities rather than enact permanent legislation. In 2026, Congress again extended many of these policies through the ...

For much of the modern administrative state’s history, financial regulation followed a familiar division of labor. The U.S.

Scholars discuss the impacts of federal energy policy and state-level climate policy. The second Trump Administration has ...

Margaret Kwoka maps FOIA trends and explores barriers to using FOIA to increase government accountability. In a conversation ...

As governments increasingly rely on AI to allocate resources, assess risk, and enforce laws, that general anxiety may be ...

The American Chemistry Council and other major shippers have jointly asked the Surface Transportation Board (STB) to reject the proposed merger between Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern. Shippers and ...

The U.S. Supreme Court has invoked the nondelegation doctrine—which provides that the U.S. Congress may not delegate its lawmaking power—to strike down a federal statute only twice, both times in 1935 ...

A Pennsylvanian can lose the right to keep and bear arms in an afternoon. No judge signs anything. No hearing is held. A physician performs a quick exam and fills out a form. The statute does the rest ...