How the Supreme Court Changed the Calculus for Hyperregulation
The Biden administration has so far trampled the hopes of those desiring liberty, good governance, and sensible policymaking. Seemingly every ...
Higher Education is Complicit in the Politicization of Science
Reprinted from the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal John Staddon is an emeritus professor of biology at Duke ...
Back to School? A Higher Ed Crisis
It’s August, and millions of students, teachers, and administrators are headed back to the nation’s college campuses. Colleges predict enrollment ...
Māori environmental values and assessments of ecological effects
A resprouted pūriri tree. Photo/Paula Godfrey, December 2021 I never imagined as a small child that growing up I’d be ...
Beneficial ownership transparency in Mongolia: Tackling complex implementation issues
By Michael Barron, Tim Law, Batsugar Tsedendamba, Ariuntsetseg JigmeddorjBeneficial ownership refers to natural persons who directly or indirectly ultimately own ...
How a stockholding ban could change Congress
By Colby Galliher, Norman Eisen, Jaya NayarWith the midterms months away, lawmakers may view Democrats’ reconciliation bill as the last ...
November midterms are Trump’s make-or-break moment
By John Hudak This November Donald Trump faces an existential test. He has spent the primary season throwing around his ...
Judicial deference and the future of regulation
By James Kunhardt, Anne Joseph O’ConnellWill Chevron deference—where courts defer to reasonable agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes—make it to its ...
Crypto poses serious challenges for regulators
By Eswar Prasad
Interview: An Introspective Look At The Collapsing Republic & Push For Global Totalitarianism
“Massive civil unrest in the US starting in 2023, Word War 3 on the horizon, inflation to only ...
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