Contractors fulfill many more functions in the rulemaking process than is commonly understood, with important implications for legality and public interest.
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The Strange Case of United States v. Google
Google represents 29% of the market for online advertising. Does this amount to monopolization?
Timeline for OIRA Nominees in New Administrations
How long has it taken in the past for incoming presidents to confirm their OIRA administrator?
Will ChatGPT Break Notice and Comment for Regulations?
A new AI tool is making waves and could have an impact on public commenting at regulatory agencies
Biden’s Fall 2022 Unified Agenda
Specific agency actions reflect the Biden administration’s priorities on advancing equity, tackling the climate crisis, and a wide variety of policy areas.
ABA Recognizes Laura Stanley with Student Essay Award
Former Senior Policy Analyst Laura Stanley receives ABA award for best student essay in administrative law
CFIUS and the Pace of Technological Advancement
To keep pace with evolving technology and national security concerns, the scope of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) is expanding
Working paper examines how extreme political polarization in the U.S. contributes to degraded effectiveness at all three branches of the federal government.
An examination of 1,000+ instances of notice and comment policymaking by government in China at the central, provincial, and municipal levels.