- The Regulators' New Marching Orders, Susan Dudley

- Into the Void, Bridget Dooling

- Congressional Review Act Rules & Charts

- Benefiting consumers or targeting profits?, Bronwyn Howell

- Regulating Big Tech, Claude Barfield

- Biden’s Executive Actions Just Scratch the Surface, David Dayen

- The Centerpiece Battle Over Financial Reform Remains Unsettled, Robert Kuttner

- The Regulatory Savvy of Biden’s Early Executive Actions, Bridget Dooling

- The day after Section 230, Derek Bambauer

- Time for a U.S.—EU digital alliance, Tom Wheeler

- Gig Economy Regulation, Matthew Feeney & Rachel Chiu

- Section 230, Event

- Ocean & Climate Agenda, Jean Flemma, et al.

- The Controversial CRA, Daniel Farber

- Rethinking Presidential Administration, Daniel Farber

- President Biden Moves Quickly, Myron Ebell

- Check on Regulatory Excess, Marlo Lewis

- “Modernizing Regulatory Review”, Wayne Crews

- What Biden May Bring for Tech, Jennifer Huddleston

- New FAA Drone Rules, Brent Skorup

- EPA's BCA & Science Transparency, Event

- Fuel Economy Standards: Lowering Pollution?, Video

- Restoring Internet Freedom, Randy May

- The FCC’s Marketplace Report, Randy May, et al.

- Federal Rulemaking

- SAFE Rule, Richard Revesz, et al.

- Bostock & the End of the Climate Change Double Standard, Richard Revesz

- Administrative Rulemaking, James Copland

- Tax&Regulate, Milton Ezrati

- 17 policy proposals for the Biden team

- HHS’s SUNSET Regulation, James Broughel

- Dynamic Competition in Digital Markets, Tracy Miller & Trace Mitchell

- Regulation & Innovation, Philippe Aghion, et al.

- Globalization & GHGs, Claire Brunel & Arik Levinson

- Trump, Big Tech, & Free Speech, Alec Stapp

- Tech Policies We Should Expect, Andrea O'Sullivan

- What the FCC Has Done Right, Ajit Pai & Nick Gillespie

- Low-Quality Rulemaking, Philip Rossetti

- Trump’s climate rule is dead, Josiah Neeley

- Social Cost of Carbon, Richard Newell & Maureen Cropper

- Certain Impacts in Benefit-Cost Analysis, Daniel Acland

- Regulation of Algorithmic Tools, Chris Yoo & Alicia Lai

- Performance-Based Regulation, Dennis Weisman

- Regulatory Costs from Revealed Preferences, Adrien Alvero, et al.

- The Fair Price of Fossil Fuel, Hannah Pugh

- Taking Trust in Gov't Seriously, Maria De Benedetto

- Antitrust Remedies for Big Tech, Herbert Hovenkamp

- FCC's Enhanced Role of Economics, Thomas Lenard

- Addressing Midnight Rules, Richard Pierce

- AdLaw SSRN Reading List, Christopher Walker

- Algorithmic Governance, David Rubenstein

- PRA May Be Delaying Tax Season, Sam Wice

- Trump Ends with $40B in Reg Costs, Dan Bosch

- Trump Midnight Regulations, Dan Goldbeck

- Day One Regulatory Actions, Dan Bosch

Editor's Note: We are mourning the loss of our colleague and friend Jerry Ellig, who passed away on January 20. If you were friends with Jerry, which is to say if you knew him, we'd welcome hearing what he meant to you.

This Memo reaffirms the basic principles set forth in Executive Orders (EOs) 12866 & 13563, and seeks recommendations to modernize regulatory review.

EO 14003 revokes EO 13957 which created a new Schedule F excepted service category.

EO 13992 revokes EOs 13771, 13777, 13875, 13891, 13892, and 13893.

EO 13990 directs agencies to immediately review all actions during the last four years that conflict with certain national objectives, and to immediately commence work to confront the climate crisis.

EO 13980 "alleviates regulatory burdens on Americans by ensuring that they have notice of potential criminal liability for violations and focusing criminal enforcement of regulatory offenses on the most culpable individuals."

EO 13979 requires agency rules to be signed by a senior appointee.

The Dept. of Health & Human Services issued a notice of proposed rulemaking modifying health privacy rules that "may impede the transition to value-based health care by limiting care coordination among individuals and covered entities." Comments due March 22.

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Richard Williams: When Scientific Data is Transparent, We All Benefit

Richard Revesz: Censored Science, the CRA, and the End of Meta-Deregulation

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Andy Kessler: Online Speech Wars Are Here to Stay

Tim Carney: There’s a New Bank Regulation to Bar Discrimination in Lending. Biden will Likely Overturn it

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Steven Malanga: How Biden’s Executive Orders Will Undo Trump’s Business-Friendly Policies

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