The Regulatory Review

State regulations should prioritize stable sources of revenue for local governments and limit the debt these governments can take on, Michael Francus of the University of Virginia argues in a recent article. buff.ly/KGmqoG9

In a recent essay, David Krause of @MarquetteU argues that stablecoin rules sideline Bitcoin as a payment tool and calls for payment regulation that can accommodate decentralized digital money. buff.ly/sCMXCMe

As Health and Human Services considers including autism claims in the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, Professor Peter Grossi of @pennlaw argues further precaution should be taken. buff.ly/g9BREMJ

Professor Peter Grossi of @pennlaw argues that HHS should take further precautions before including autism claims in the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. buff.ly/g9BREMJ

"Many advocates for climate-change mitigation have claimed that climate change can be mitigated easily, quickly, and at a low cost," but "that claim is false," Richard J. Pierce of George Washington University Law School argues in a recent essay. buff.ly/IpXbTsB

In this week’s Saturday Seminar, scholars debate reforms to prior authorization in private insurance and Medicaid, including transparency mandates, “gold card” exemptions, standardized medical-necessity rules, and tighter oversight of AI-driven coverage denials. buff.ly/paPrwnR

New 🇪🇺 rules on STRs could reshape how cities regulate the sector. In this piece for @TheRegReview, B. Schroeter & C. Mukamayanja explain how the EU’s new framework standardizes registration and data sharing, while leaving local housing rules to cities. theregreview.org/2026/03/11/sch…

"The U.S. labor market is stagnant, at least in part because we are bad at recognizing learning and skill adoption when it occurs outside traditional pathways," Kevin T. Frazier, senior fellow at the Abundance Institute, argues in a recent essay. buff.ly/dDXSWpR

In a recent essay, @ben_schroeter and Christine Mukamayanja of @bookingcom argue that fragmented short-term rental rules weaken enforcement and call for EU-wide registration and platform data sharing. buff.ly/2wmgZfK

Former U.S. Office of Special Counsel head Hampton Dellinger argues that the agency charged with protecting federal employees, including whistleblowers, should be abolished. theregreview.org/2026/03/09/del…

"It appears that OSC has done virtually nothing to protect federal employees harmed by Trump policies nor taken meaningful action in response to this Administration’s lawbreaking," Hampton Dellinger, former head of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, argues. buff.ly/h0mLW73

In this week’s Saturday Seminar, scholars debate how securities law should police “AI washing,” strengthen AI-related risk disclosures, and calibrate enforcement and guidance to protect investors without chilling innovation. buff.ly/4WgYDVJ

"Eliminating independence at the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has condemned scores of Americans to death," Richard L. Trumka, former CPSC Commissioner, argues in a recent essay. buff.ly/sC4oyDy

In a recent article, Gwynne A. Wilcox argues that attacks on NLRB independence paralyze worker protections and calls for maintaining Congress’s limits on presidential removal. buff.ly/0ctyfv6

Political removals crippled the NLRB’s quorum and weakened labor adjudication, so courts should preserve Humphrey’s Executor-style protections for Board members, argues Gwynne A. Wilcox. buff.ly/0ctyfv6

"Reasonable minds can differ on what we expect from our government, but no reasonable minds expect it to turn a blind eye to human suffering and deaths that it could easily prevent," Richard L. Trumka, former Commissioner of the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, argues in a recent essay. buff.ly/sC4oyDy

In a recent essay, Gwynne A. Wilcox, formerly of the National Labor Relations Board, argues that stripping NLRB members of for-cause removal protection destabilizes labor law enforcement and calls for preserving the Board’s statutory independence. buff.ly/0ctyfv6

In this week’s Saturday Seminar, scholars debate how expanded ICE enforcement reshapes the balance of federal, state, and local authority over immigration, criminal process, and the legal boundaries of cooperation and resistance. buff.ly/Oltme6m

Pa. Commission released a report to the Pa. legislature that lays out a roadmap for regulating & adopting AI in the Commonwealth. PCL Prof. Cary Coglianese served on Advisory Committee that helped inform recommendations. tinyurl.com/2kmt6fvf report @ tinyurl.com/4yzyxtj4

"@RSeigz examines the evolving regulatory landscape for digital health tools. theregreview.org/2026/02/08/spo…" via @TheRegReview.