- Behind the Scenes of the Biden Transition Team at OMB, Podcast

- Revamping Regulations .gov, Mark Febrizio

- The Jerry Ellig Memorial Fund, Update

- Virginia on Privacy, Jessica Melugin

- Social Cost of Carbon Estimates, Marlo Lewis

- Let People Decide How to Use Their Savings, Norbert Michel

- Vehicle Miles Traveled Fee, March 24

- GameStop, Robinhood, & Retail Investing, Andrew Vollmer

- WA’s Certificate-of-Need Program, Matthew Mitchell

- Nurse practitioners handled a pandemic. Why not regular care?, Lusine Poghosyan

- Clear Vision for Modern Ocular Care, Arielle Kane

- Trump’s Last-Minute Regulatory Rollbacks, Amit Narang & Matt Kent

- CA's Zero-Emission Car Mandate, Steven Greenhut

- Section 230, Jeff Westling

- Federal oil & gas leasing program, Brian Prest

- Federal Climate Policy, Marc Hafstead

- 2021 Annual Conference, March 17-24

- Meaningful Transparency At EPA, Nick Hart & Daniel D'Arcy

- China’s War on Pollution, Michael Greenstone, et al.

- Blockchain Tech & Financial Regulation, Alexis Collomb, et al.

- Market Failure Theory, James Broughel

- The Role of Law, Not Just Rule of Law, Peter Schuck

- A New New York Stock Exchange?, James Alford

- FCC Economics, Podcast

- EPA's Environmental Self-Disclosure Audit Policy, Joel Eagle

- Fish & Wildlife Service v. Sierra Club, Bernard Bell

- Commerce v. New York, William Yeatman

- CLEAN Future Act, Dan Bosch

- Infrastructure costs since the 1960s, Leah Brooks

- Section 230’s half-bad economics, Mark Jamison

- Should Europe lead the world on tech?, Shane Tews

- Will Financial Regulators Act on Climate?, Dorothy Slater

- Bills Biden Can Get Through By Majority Vote, David Dayen

- Climate change risks, Sanjay Patnaik & Dante Disparte

- Why Texas had catastrophic blackouts, Colby Galliher, et al.

- Financial Regulation in the Biden Admin, March 11

- The Bag Ban Blunder, Ryan Bourne & Erin Partin

- EPA Data Transparency, RIP, Peter Van Doren

- Regressive DC Childcare Regulations, Ryan Bourne & Erin Partin

- Red Tape, Organizational Performance, & Employee Outcomes, Sanjay Pandey, et al.

- Algorithmic approaches for assessing pollution reduction policies, Stanford

The Wage & Hour Division delayed the effective date of a final rule, which defines an "independent contractor" under the Fair Labor Standards Act, until May 7.

The Occupational Safety & Health Review Commission issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to conform with new model rules from the Administrative Conference of the United States. Comments due April 7.

Bridget Dooling & Laura Stanley: The Pandemic Broke through Opioid Treatment Red Tape. Let’s Keep It that Way.

Michael Greenstone & James Stock: The Right Discount Rate for Regulatory Costs and Benefits

Ian Jefferies: U.S. Rail Can Help on Climate Change

Will Marshall & Paul Bledsoe: Natural Gas and America's Clean Energy Transition

Tyler Cowen: Air Pollution Kills Far More People Than Covid Ever Will

Liya Palagashvili & Michael Farren: UK Uber Ruling Shows Old Labor Regs Don't Fit Today's Workforce

WSJ Editorial: Harassing the Hammonds & The Culture Wars Are Coming to the SEC

NYT Editorial: America, Your Privacy Settings Are All Wrong

Brian Knight: Will the Biden CFPB Clamp Down on Innovation and Regulatory Sandboxes?

Frank Wolak: Why Federal Regulation is Not the Answer

Ray Gifford: How the Texas Power Catastrophe Could've Been Avoided

Kristin Tate: Why a Digital Dollar Could be an Economic and Privacy Calamity

Greg George: It's Time to Eliminate Bureaucratic Barriers to Health Care Access

Wayne Crews: Tyrannosaurus Regs and Regulatory Dark Matter: Biden’s Accountability Deficit on Regulation

Andrew Stuttaford: Rule by Regulation