Russell Vought, the director of the Office of Management and Budget, wants to shutter the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), an agency born from the ashes of the 2008 financial crisis, is facing an unprecedented campaign to dismantle its operations and diminish its effectiveness.…

Impeachment Symposium July 22 on Capitol Hill

This upcoming symposium, building on a prior gathering, underscores a persistent effort by a segment of legal scholars and public advocates to address what they perceive as fundamental threats to…

The West Virginia State Senate Race for the 15th District Narrows to a Single Defining Issue: Data Centers and Local Control

The electoral contest between incumbent Senator Darren Thorne (Republican) and challenger Elizabeth Ferris (Democrat) for the West Virginia State Senate’s 15th District has crystallized around a singular, highly contentious issue:…

MAGA Inc.: A Guide to Trump’s World of Crypto Czars, Tech Titans and Prison Profiteers

A recent report by the corporate accountability watchdog CorpWatch has peeled back layers of influence and profit, identifying a powerful nexus of companies that have significantly benefited from and bankrolled…

Mounting Insider Trading Allegations Target White House, Congress Amid Calls for Prediction Market Regulation

Earlier this month, a wave of news reports brought to light serious allegations of insider trading involving a teleprompter operator for former President Trump, who reportedly placed profitable bets on…

The Unfolding Crisis at Boeing: Whistleblower’s Death, Safety Concerns, and a Reckoning Revealed in "Freefall"

In March 2024, Boeing whistleblower John Barnett was found dead in his truck at a hotel in Charleston, South Carolina, a tragic event that occurred amidst a break in depositions…

Supreme Court Curbs Right to Sue Pesticide Makers in Landmark Monsanto v. Durnell Ruling

In a significant judicial shift, the Supreme Court of the United States last week delivered a ruling in Monsanto v. Durnell that fundamentally alters the landscape of product liability law,…

Harvard Law Professor John Coates Leads Shadow SEC Criticism of Deregulatory Shift at Current Securities and Exchange Commission

Harvard Law Professor John Coates, a distinguished figure in corporate governance and former General Counsel of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), stands at the forefront of a formidable academic…

The Green Energy Paradox: A Deep Dive into the Debate Between Abundance and Degrowth Amidst Accelerating Climate Change

A recent intellectual exchange has ignited a critical conversation within environmental circles, contrasting the prevailing optimism about green energy’s rapid ascent with a stark counter-narrative questioning its underlying motives and…

Bank of America’s Reintroduction of Forced Arbitration Clauses Ignites Widespread Consumer Outcry

Last month, a coalition of twenty-five prominent public interest organizations issued a strong condemnation of Bank of America’s recent decision to reintroduce a forced arbitration clause into the fine print…