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Donald Trump’s drug plan risks higher medicine prices in Europe
Donald Trump · United States

Donald Trump’s drug plan risks higher medicine prices in Europe

62% Center coverage: 8 sources
US president’s ‘most favoured nation’ policy could also lead to European patients losing access to new treatmentsSee the Story
The Secret Double Life of America’s Public Lands: And Why You Should Know About It if You Drink Water… —  John Zablocki (AmericanRiver.org)
United States · United States

The Secret Double Life of America’s Public Lands: And Why You Should Know About It if You Drink Water… —  John Zablocki (AmericanRiver.org)

Middle Fork Snoqualmie River, Washington | Monty Vanderbilt Click the link to read the article on the American Rivers website (John Zablocki): January 21, 2025 Public lands are the birthright of every American. One of the great privileges of living in this country is the ability to access hundreds of millions of acres to enjoy the great outdoors — all for free. People care about and use public lands for many reasons. From hunters and anglers to…See the Story
Challenging Presidential Directive Authority
United States · United States

Challenging Presidential Directive Authority

Presidential directives have long played a significant role in driving agency decision-making, but in his first months in office, President Donald J. Trump has arguably exercised his authority over agencies more forcefully and innovatively than any of his predecessors. Many of the President’s actions have inspired debates about the proper reach of executive authority. Some of the President’s most boundary-pushing directives have even prompted th…Read Article

Trump Antitrust Officials Should Stay Focused on Labor Harms

Early in the second Trump Administration, the new Republican chair of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and then-acting assistant attorney general of the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, the nation’s two antitrust enforcement agencies, put to rest speculation that either would rescind the 2023 Merger Guidelines released during the Biden Administration. The announcement established the principles that will shape the review of merge…FTC · United StatesRead Article

Evaluating Transparency of State Governments

The power to shape policy is decentralized in the United States, giving states significant responsibility. Much is known about public access to information from the federal government, but how readily can the public access information from state governments? In a recent article, Professors Jennifer L. Selin and Jordan M. Butcher explore how state administrative agencies vary in their approaches to transparency. Analyzing and understanding transp…United States · United StatesRead Article

The Procedural Frontier of AI Litigation

In one of the latest developments in artificial intelligence (AI) litigation, a U.S. Magistrate Judge issued a discovery order requiring OpenAI, a technology company that develops and deploys artificial intelligence models, to preserve all ChatGPT user logs. The order applied even to logs that users had previously deleted. The ruling triggers ongoing debate over whether the judiciary exceeded its proper role by compelling a private technology pl…Artificial Intelligence · CaliforniaRead Article

Lessons from Mexico’s Public Information Reforms

Although the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) grants a right to request public records in the United States, the system is often criticized as a “bureaucratic headache” of backlogs and compliance issues. Judicial review often falls short of deterring or remedying FOIA violations. Legislative reforms have also done little to improve the FOIA system. With limited progress domestically, scholars have looked abroad for alternatives. In a recent art…Mexico · MexicoRead Article

An Uncertain Future for Tax Regulation After Loper Bright

The U.S. Supreme Court’s June 2024 Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo decision created, in the words of one prominent regulatory scholar, a “legal earthquake.” The case overruled Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council, which had granted regulatory agencies the broad latitude to interpret ambiguous statutes when issuing regulations. Under Loper Bright, courts must no longer defer to agency interpretations of ambiguous statutes, and must i…United States · United StatesRead Article

A New Paradigm for Fueling AI for the Public Good

Imagine receiving this email in the near future: “Thank you for sharing data with the American Data Collective on May 22, 2025. After first sharing your workout data with SprintAI, a local startup focused on designing shoes for differently abled athletes, your data donation was also sent to an artificial intelligence research cluster hosted by a regional university. Your donation is on its way to accelerate artificial intelligence innovation and…Artificial Intelligence · AustinRead Article

An Uncertain Future For U.S. Energy Policy

In a conversation with The Regulatory Review, Professor Emily Hammond provides their perspective on the Trump Administration’s efforts to control independent agencies and how those efforts may influence U.S. energy and environmental policies. Hammond also reflects on their background as an engineer conducting environmental remediation and how that work prepared them for a subsequent career as a lawyer and legal scholar. The Trump Administration …Trump Administration · United StatesRead Article

Meta Sues Developers of 'Nudify' Apps for Running Ads on Its Platforms

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Meta is suing a company that ran ads on its services to promote an app that lets people create nonconsensual, sexualized images of others using AI technology, the social media company said Thursday. ople to create Ai-generate nudes or sexually explicit images without their consent, the social media company said Thursday.Meta · United StatesSee the Story

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