Author: Anggia Wijayant
Rail Merger’s Impact Differs From Past Consolidation
An analysis of the proposed Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern merger impact, contrasting it with past consolidation and...
Regulators favor exams over new rules
Financial regulators may favor exams over new rules due to technology and law changes.
Telehealth Regulation Faces Post-Pandemic Uncertainty
Telehealth regulation faces post-pandemic uncertainty as experts push for reforms to sustain virtual care accessibility after pandemic-driven adoption...
EU AI Act’s High-Risk Systems Lack Rights Safeguards
The EU AI Act's high-risk systems lack rights safeguards, a 2025 EU Agency for Fundamental Rights report reveals,...
Scholar Urges Courts to Tighten Presidential Power Checks
Legal expert advocates for courts to strengthen checks on presidential power through nondelegation doctrine, arguing agencies are not...
Scientists Warn Earth Energy Imbalance Hits Critical Levels
Scientists warn Earth Energy Imbalance has reached critical levels as global temperatures rise past 1.5°C. Over 250 experts...
Senate Bill Tackles Bias in Federal Permitting Processes
The Senate Permitting Reform Bill addresses bias in federal permitting processes, allowing applicants to challenge delays or denials.
Senate bill eases Endangered Species Act rules for highways
Senate Permitting Reform Bill introduces targeted adjustments to the Endangered Species Act for highway projects, refining consultation processes...
Texas AG Investigates Pediatricians Over Vaccine Incentives
Texas AG Ken Paxton investigates pediatricians over alleged vaccine incentives involving providers, insurers, and manufacturers in a high-stakes...
Supreme Court Debates Boulder’s Climate Lawsuit Against Oil Giants
The Supreme Court debates Boulder’s climate lawsuit against oil giants, potentially shaping future climate litigation.