Presidents and their appointees, rather than career civil servants, have played the leading role in developing Title IX rules. Federal courts have also played a key role, first expanding and—more ...

The current power-hungry Federal Trade Commission is scrambling to divest the courts and the state and federal legislatures of governance over employment noncompete agreements. On April 19, the public ...

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin’s Supreme Court determined that the state’s Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules cannot block rules from being enforced in a Tuesday ruling. Four justices ...

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has issued a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) that, if finalized, would represent a consequential shift in how DOT conducts enforcement actions and ...

Landmark government action usually brings to mind an act of U.S. Congress. In rare cases, an executive order could fall under this category. What I can guarantee is that few, if any, would think of ...

EXCLUSIVE — House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-MN) is adding to efforts from Republicans to hobble the administrative state with new legislation that would sunset major rules after a decade. The bill, ...

BOISE — The Idaho Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday on whether a 2023 law on administrative rule-making is unconstitutional. HB 206 said administrative rules, which have the force of law, must ...