Accusations of industry capture, allegedly secret working groups, and the resignations of two researchers—a scandal is rocking the world of carbon emissions accounting.

Trump is a fool to say no regulation’s needed. But don’t let’s leave the solution to Anthropic and OpenAI.

Donald Trump thinks all we need is a “STRONG AND SMART (High IQ!) PRESIDENT.”

Super PACs backed by AI giant Anthropic are pouring money into a closely watched race in Ohio. What are they really after?

They were arguing about their hairstyles.

The administration has given a regulatory green light to miners, oil drillers, and Trump himself.

The trouble with competitive bidding is that it gets in the way of corruption. Our president knows how to solve that.

In Trump v. Slaughter, the Progressive era takes it on the chin.

He acts like he has special knowledge about how best to regulate his company. But he’s a CEO like any CEO, and he wants what all CEOs want: to write his own rules.

Thieves regularly exploit the tangled, under-regulated freight mess that puts food on your plate. The answer is not more police, but more bureaucrats.

Conservatives once promoted cost-benefit analysis to check the administrative state—until it got better at measuring the huge benefits of regulation.

They signed on for tax cuts and deregulation. They didn’t expect regular shakedowns.

Seventy-eight Democrats helped push through a bill that will upend cryptocurrency regulation.

Justice Elena Kagan ripped her conservative colleagues for undermining federal agencies.

This is where climate denial meets indifference to worker safety.

The legal reasoning on this point is unbelievably sloppy—even for this court.

Turns out that when you paralyze government agencies, it only makes it harder to undo Biden-era regulations.

A renewed zeal for regulatory reform among Democrats shouldn’t tear down the infrastructure that keeps us safe, but it should eliminate all the obstacles that make it annoying to access.

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals just threw a major wrench into the effort to protect the planet—and teed up another chance for the Supreme Court to take a bite out of the administrative state.

If you want unscrupulous businesses to amass more power, he’s your guy.