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administrative state
Fishing Industry Lands Supreme Court Win, Overturning Chevron Doctrine
When New England fishing vessel operators prevailed in a suit over federal overreach, they triggered a tsunami that will affect the administrative state.
Meet the Lawyers Taking Big Government to the Supreme Court—And Winning
‘We all get to vote, but the ability to make legislation is no longer in the hands of the people we elect,’ Columbia law professor Philip Hamburger said.
Censorship, Guns, and Administrative Power: Mark Chenoweth Explains 3 Major SCOTUS Cases
Mark Chenoweth is the president of the New Civil Liberties Alliance, a nonpartisan civil rights group dedicated to protecting constitutional freedoms.
Inside Argentina’s New Government, with Minister of Security Patricia Bullrich
In this episode, I sit down with Argentina’s Security Minister, Patricia Bullrich. We dive into the changes her country has experienced under President Milei.
Former Prime Minister Liz Truss: Britain’s Democratic Process Has Been ‘Outsourced’
I sit down with Liz Truss, former prime minister of the United Kingdom. We dive into the reality of mass immigration and net-zero climate policy in Britain.
The Perverse Incentives Eroding Patient Care, From the Opioid Crisis to the Gender Craze: Dr. Carrie Mendoza
Dr. Carrie Mendoza is an emergency medicine physician and an advocate for the depoliticization of health care and education.
Supreme Court to Hear Major Case That Could Roll Back Administrative State
A ruling could upend the decades-old Chevron deference doctrine and effectively change how executive agencies regulate.
