Will Targeting Wall Street Improve Affordability for First-Time Buyers?
Will executive orders aimed at reducing competition between large institutional investors and first-time home buyers have unintended consequences?
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Can Regulators Do More with Less? Brazil’s Federal Agencies Under Budget and Workforce Pressure
As Brazil trims administrative agency budgets and workforces, observers wonder if cuts will threaten to undermine core regulatory activities
Behind the $211.8 Billion: Evaluating EO 14192’s Deregulatory Accounting
Agencies are reporting large reductions in the number and costs of rules. Do the savings reflect real deregulation, or simply housekeeping and pruning?
Benefit-Cost Analysis Under Threat
The Trump Administration is underweighting the value of human health in benefit-cost analysis.
The Three Great Lies About Climate Change
State and local restrictions on natural gas production permits prevent climate damage mitigation.
Reviewing the Second Trump Administration’s First Year with RegStats
After reaching a historic peak in 2024, the total number of Federal Register pages fell sharply in 2025 in the first year of Trump’s second term.
Montgomery v Caribe Transport Oral Argument Preview
A preview of oral arguments in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport this week at the Supreme Court
Creating Clear Regulatory Pathways for Biotechnology
Summary of a discussion of regulatory experts convened with the National Security Commission on Emerging Biotechnology
No Further Comment: The Erosion of Public Comment in the EU and US
Governments on both sides of the Atlantic have recently taken steps to limit opportunities for public comment during the policymaking process.
Skynet Isn’t Sci-Fi – It’s a Governance Pattern We Know Too Well
Regulation of artificial intelligence is a government competency we cannot afford to bungle