In cities throughout the United States, robotaxis—autonomous, on-demand vehicles— are now commonplace.

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 ...

Margaret Kwoka maps FOIA trends and explores barriers to using FOIA to increase government accountability. Kwoka details her roots in government accountability research and practice. She explains that ...

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

Energy Department issues emergency power order, IRS moves to tighten access to health tax credits, and more… ...

Scholar argues that property technology undermines housing fairness and human rights. According to Gilman, Proptech systems embed existing biases into supposedly neutral formulas. She contends that ...

Imagine that a data center seeks to connect to the energy grid. The center’s developer, seeking the lowest rate for its electricity needs, canvasses multiple electric utilities to find the best ...

Properly understood, therefore, the “national nanny” was never a partisan creature. She is what the FTC becomes whenever the ...

Scholars examine how a recent Supreme Court decision may reshape federal agency adjudication. As courts continue to define Jarkesy’s reach, a central regulatory question remains: which enforcement ...