Presidents have played an important and sometimes surprising role in driving regulatory changes.

According to a new book by John D. Graham, Presidents and their White House staffs deserve credit for their contributions to ...

The Justice Department is suing Maine for its transgender student athlete policy, the Treasury Department is eliminating ...

Anna Wexler explains “do-it-yourself medicine” and how regulators can protect consumers using at-home medical therapies.

Many of the patterns of behavior of politicians today can only be explained by fear of being primaried. For example, ...

The order, issued on February 18, directs all administrative agencies, including multimember boards or commissions, that an ...

Home equity represents a significant portion of American household wealth, particularly for middle-class families. Because homeowners insurance protects property values, a functioning homeowners’ ...

Calling it “the greatest day of deregulation our nation has seen,” Lee Zeldin, the administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), announced on March 12, EPA’s plans to repeal 31 ...

It is hard to believe it was less than a year ago that the U.S. Supreme Court decided what then seemed like the biggest news for administrative law in living memory: the overruling of Chevron. In ...

Every time there is a new President, and especially when there is a change in parties, all of the top jobs in the executive branch become vacant, many by resignation and others when the President ...