Our Nov. 16 faculty workshop introduces curriculum materials and case studies for university classrooms, followed by our Nov. 17 Soft Law Summit examining how voluntary standards and independent accountability frameworks address emerging policy challenges: https://t.co/DXCEA2YScj
In this issue: CMS rule codifies requirements for Medicare's Drug Price Negotiation Program. WIC gets online ordering and food delivery revisions. SNAP proposal would limit automatic eligibility to households receiving TANF support.
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Senior Policy Analyst Finn Dobkin discussed w/ The Northern Miner the FAST-41 program to speed environmental review and authorization for major infrastructure & critical minerals projects: Federal backing advances Alaska mining projects
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Latest insight from Prof. @SusanEDudley offers 4 foundational concepts for effective AI policy, along with policy implications and challenges: Regulating AI: A Practical Framework for Legislators
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In this issue: DOL rule requires pharmacy benefit managers to disclose their fees. Accessory Dwelling Units receive expanded eligibility for Rural Housing Loan program. FDA proposes updated infant formula nutrition requirements.
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In this issue: FERC proposes to streamline authorizations for LNG facilities. SEC aims to expand types of securities for cross-trading directly with affiliated funds. EPA proposal would reallocate small refinery exemptions for RFS program.
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In this issue: EPA extends greenhouse gas reporting deadline. CBP proposes requirement for rail carriers to submit identifying info on passengers and crew in advance of entering or departing the US by train.
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In a WSJ op-ed, Visiting Scholar Mary Sullivan points out the FTC's proposal to ban personalized pricing is premature. Instead of caricaturing how firms set prices, the FTC should grapple w/ how the practice actually works & affects consumer welfare.
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In this issue: SEC proposal would establish custody requirements for funds holding crypto assets. Fed revises capital requirements for large financial institutions. DHS final rule amends healthcare price transparency requirements for group health plans.
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Professors Chris Carrigan & @SusanEDudley were quoted in The Nevada Independent for an article reviewing the employment effects of eliminating 900 state-level regulations
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Executive Order 12866 established centralized OIRA review for agency rulemaking in 1993. Throughout the six presidential administrations since, the order has remained remarkably durable, @SusanEDudley writes.
In this issue: New CAFE standards omit EV and hybrid vehicle fuel economy performance. ED ends Title IX discrimination protections on sexual orientation and gender identity. IRS rule provides auto enrollment for Trump accounts.
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In a new article in Macroeconomic Dynamics, @TaraSinc & @ZhoudanX quantify sentiment and uncertainty surrounding regulation using natural language processing applied to US newspapers. Discover how economic outcomes are sensitive to regulatory uncertainty.
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In this issue: SEC seeks to end rule allowing shareholder proposals. FDIC proposes revisions to bank merger framework. CMS issues temporary moratoria on agent and broker registration for exchanges.
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The Regulatory Studies Center will remember fondly Sen. Jon Kyl and his admirable legacy in policymaking. RSC Founder & fmr OIRA Administrator @SusanEDudley was honored to interview Kyl in 2018 about his life in Congress, a discussion w/ many highlights from his venerated career.
In this issue: Census proposes updated residence criteria and demographic questions. NRC issues new decommissioning requirements. DHS proposes eliminating grace period after loss of employment for some visas.
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In this issue: Supplemental rule by EPA & Army Corps of Engineers updates definition of Waters of the United States. FCC proposes improvements to Robocall mitigation database. IRS finalizes regulations on car loan interest deductions.
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In this issue: DOT finalizes its NEPA rules. FCC seeks comments on rural telehealth reforms. Fish and Wildlife Service expands hunting and fishing in national wildlife refuges. NHTSA clarifies applicability of its fuel economy standards.
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In this issue: USPS publishes plan to restrict mail ballots. USFS rescinds roadless area conservation rule. SBA proposes new size standards for small businesses.
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Op-ed by Daniel Ho of Regulation, Evaluation, and Governance Lab calls for "good government hygiene," cites Jennifer @pahlkadot & Justice Gorsuch among others. AI's potential for legislative housecleaning is very exciting! @SusanEDudley@WillieYeatman
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