- In the Shadow of China, Steve Balla, et al.

- A 50-State Review of Regulatory Procedures, James Broughel, et al.

- Bitcoin as Legal Tender, Fernando Alvarez, et al.

- Is the Price Right?, Julio Elias, et al.

- Vertical Relationships in Drug Supply, Zarek Brot-Goldberg, et al.

- Pandemic-Era Uncertainty, Brent Meyer, et al.

- Carbon taxes & decarbonization tech, Shuting Pomerleau

- Parent Choice in America, Apr. 28

- Community Reinvestment Act, Anne Perrault & Aasha Rajani

- FDA Menthol Ban, Guy Bentley

- SCOTUS & Content-Based Speech Restriction, Eugene Volokh

- Dynamic Transmission Line Ratings, Devin Hartman

- Make TX Cleaner, Stronger, & Freer, Josiah Neeley

- Supply-side & Demand-Side Climate Policy, Brian Prest

- Mass, Computer-Generated, & Malattributed Comments, Steve Balla, et al.

- Deterrents to Building Multifamily Housing, Amrita Kulka, et al.

- Basel III & Banks, Nicholas Fritsch & Jan-Peter Siedlarek

- SEC's Approach to Cryptoassets, Carol Goforth

- Incorporating Equity Concerns in Regulation, Caroline Cecot & Robert Hahn

- Sniffing Out New Regulation, Tess Markovich

- Digital vs. Human Algorithms, Cary Coglianese & Alicia Lai

- Improved Environmental Justice Measure, Anne Junod, et al.

- SEC Disclosure Mandates, Apr. 28

- Legislative Options for Reg. Reform, Dan Bosch

- Probabilistic Interference Assessments in Spectrum Policy, Jeffrey Westling

- Disinformation Regulation, Mark Jamison

- Governing the Metaverse, Bronwyn Howell

- Private Stablecoins, May 2

- DOE’s Small Business Innovation, Report

- CEQ’s NEPA Changes, Xan Fishman & Owen Minott

- Superhuman science, Ajay Agrawal, et al.

- Research from EPA, May 3

- Slippery Fish, Andres Gonzalez-Lira & Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak

- Real Effects of Climate Policy, Söhnke Bartram, et al.

- Misguided War on Painkillers, Jeffrey Miron, et al.

- Promising Experiment in 'Energy Democracy', Shelley Welton, et al.

- Biden Undoes NEPA Rollback, Daniel Farber

- CWA's Midlife Crisis, Jake Moore

- FERC Policy Statements, Marlo Lewis & Patrick Michaels

- Peer Review for Thee but Not for EPA, Devin Watkins

- SEC’s War on Crypto Savers, Paul Jossey

- Elon vs. the Regulators, Jessica Melugin

- 2016 overtime rule, Heidi Shierholz & John Schmitt

- Merger Enforcement, Randy May, et al.

- Boosting Broadband & Consumer Choice, Seth Cooper

- Policy Conference, May 6

- NHTSA Rulemakings

- Trump Water Rule Could Help Economy Grow, Daren Bakst & Rachael Wolpert

- Tech Censorship, May 5

- Climate Change & NEPA, Dena Adler & Max Sarinsky

- FERC Natural Gas Infrastructure, Sara Ladin, et al.

- Horizontal Merger Guidelines, Apr. 28

- Active Carbon Management, May 3

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President Biden issued Executive Order 14072 "to pursue science-based, sustainable forest and land management" to preserve old-growth forests and support their local communities and economies.

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The Office of Personnel Management issued a proposed rule to change when a hiring agency can request information typically collected during a background investigation from an applicant. Comments due June 27.

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