- Mass, Computer-Generated, and Fraudulent Comments, Steve Balla, Bridget Dooling, et al.

- Telemedicine Is Evolving Rapidly, Robert Graboyes

- Regulation in Plains States, Kofi Ampaabeng & James Broughel

- Robust Decarbonization, James Stock & Daniel Stuart

- Don’t Exclude Green Tech, Daniel Takash & Annabelle Swift

- FDA Reverses Course on Abortion Drugs by Mail, Elizabeth Nolan Brown

- How FERC can catalyze transmission infrastructure, Devin Hartman & Beth Garza

- How a Price on Carbon Can Inspire Investment, Brian Prest, et al.

- AdLaw in the Automated State, Cary Coglianese

- Regulatory Capture and the Dynamics of Interventionism, Germain Belzile, et al.

- Land Use Deregulation, Richard Schragger

- Disruptive Competition, Mario Leccese

- What Comes Next for ANWR?, Hannah Pugh

- Improve the Social Cost of Carbon, Justin Gundlach & Peter Howard

- Establishing Economies on Indian Reservations, Robert Miller

- Does the EU Set or Export Privacy Standards?, Róisin Costello

- Justice Thomas Brings Attention to Regulatory Takings Doctrine, Anastasia Boden & Chris Kieser

- Anti-Money Laundering, Stanley Garnett, et al.

- “Law and Leviathan: Redeeming the Admin. State”, Symposium

- CRA Tracker, Dan Bosch

- Wrong Solution to the Digital Divide, Jennifer Huddleston & Juan Londoño

- Privacy and fair info. practices, Jim Harper

- Smarter, Cleaner, Faster Infrastructure, Report

- Debate over Section 230, David Morar & Chris Riley

- Justice Thomas on social media regulation, Mark McCarthy

- An Epidemic Within a Pandemic, Jeffrey Singer

- Occupational Licensing Down South, Ilya Shapiro

- Ind. Contractor Status Final Rule, Sean Higgins

- Follow in Coinbase Footsteps, John Berlau

- FCC v. Prometheus Radio Project, Teleforum

- FCC Process Reforms Protect the Rule of Law, Daniel Lyons

- Adapt And Be Adept, Terry Anderson

- Periodic Review of Agency Regulation, Jason Schwartz

- Can American Cities Manufacture Again?, Judge Glock

- Reviewing the CFPB Taskforce, Webinar

The Commodity Future Trading Commission issued a final rule amending bankruptcy proceedings of commodity brokers to reflect changes regarding the exponential growth in the speed of transactions, lessons learned over prior bankruptcies, and the increased importance of derivatives clearing organizations to the financial system. Effective May 13.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission issued a direct final rule to codify the statutory requirements for the flammability of upholstered furniture under the COVID-19 Regulatory Relief and Work From Home Safety Act, effective June 25. Comments can be submitted to a corresponding notice of proposed rulemaking by May 10.

The Dept. of Energy issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to modify the process by which DOE arrives at its energy conservation standards and test procedures for certain commercial/industrial equipment. DOE will host a webinar on April 23, and comments are due May 27.

Executive Order 14023 establishes a commission of 36 members to produce a report on the role and operation of the Supreme Court. The commission will seek public comments.

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WSJ Editorial: The Green New Deal, in Disguise

NYT Editorial: Trump Abandoned the Climate. This Is Biden’s Moment.

Arthur Fraas & Randall Lutter: Shouldn't Infrastructure Users Shoulder Some of Its Costs?

Brian Feinstein & Kevin Werbach: Don’t Fear Cryptocurrencies. Manage Them.

Steven Rattner: Biden’s Big Government Should Be Handled With Care

Heather Reams: A Boom in Bureaucracy Won't Build America Back Any Better

Wayne Crews: The Growth-By-Deregulation Alternative To Joe Biden’s Cyclopean American Jobs Plan

Bob Inglis: Let Free Enterprise Solve Climate Change (with the Accountability that Only Gov't Can Provide)

Leo Nissola: America Needs an Operation Warp Speed for Cancer

Henry Miller: The FDA’s ‘Pause’ on Distribution of the J&J Vaccine Is Overly Risk-Averse

Ellen Wald: Green Regs Should Not Be One Size Fits All

Daniel Gorfine: Building Digital Infrastructure for the Future of Finance