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Obamacare Premium Crisis: Cassidy's HSA Plan Sparks Debate
Regulatory & Administrative Law Obamacare Premium Crisis: Cassidy's HSA Plan Sparks Debate

Imagine a family sitting at their kitchen table, poring over health insurance options as premiums threaten to double in just a year’s time. With enhanced tax credits under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) set to expire, millions of Americans face a daunting reality of skyrocketing costs. Projections

Solicitor General Backs Monsanto in Roundup Supreme Court Bid
Regulatory & Administrative Law Solicitor General Backs Monsanto in Roundup Supreme Court Bid

Imagine a courtroom drama where the stakes are not just millions of dollars, but the very framework of how consumer safety is regulated across the nation. At the heart of this legal clash stands Monsanto, a corporate giant now under Bayer’s umbrella, grappling with lawsuits over its widely used

Will Justices Protect Crisis Pregnancy Centers' Rights?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Will Justices Protect Crisis Pregnancy Centers' Rights?

Imagine a small, faith-based center offering counseling to pregnant women, suddenly facing a state demand for its private donor lists and internal documents. This scenario isn’t hypothetical—it’s the reality for First Choice Women’s Resource Centers in New Jersey, caught in a high-stakes legal

Can Trump's Health Care Plan Break the Partisan Deadlock?
Regulatory & Administrative Law Can Trump's Health Care Plan Break the Partisan Deadlock?

Imagine a ticking clock counting down to a health care crisis for millions of Americans, with billions of dollars in subsidies hanging in the balance and a divisive proposal from President Trump stirring the pot. As the deadline of December 31 looms, the debate over health care policy in Washington

COP30 Tests Paris as Markets Race and U.S. Pulls Back
Regulatory & Administrative Law COP30 Tests Paris as Markets Race and U.S. Pulls Back

From breakthrough to crossroads: why Paris still matters and why Belém will tell Global climate politics rarely hinge on a single summit, yet the run-up to Belém has drawn an unusual mix of urgency and skepticism as investors, diplomats, and campaigners argue over whether the Paris Agreement still

Trump Looms as Conservatives Split on FCC TV Ownership Cap
Tech & Intellectual Property Trump Looms as Conservatives Split on FCC TV Ownership Cap

Desiree Sainthrope has spent years inside the machinery of federal rulemaking and trade-law compliance, reading the footnotes and watching how politics bends process. She brings that same lens to broadcast ownership: the 39 percent cap was born in another era, but it now sits at the nexus of media

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