The National Defense Act was a Korean war measure. As behooves a wartime law, it seems to contemplate fairly heavy-handed economic control by the government. (If we were ever to get a truly socialist ...
Oral arguments in the climate case before the Supreme Court gave hints to possible outcomes. But one argument went largely unmade.
Californians will elect a new governor in November. The race presents state voters with a wider variety of potential outcomes for climate policy–from increased ambition to continuity to changed ...
UCLA Law experts explain everything you need to know about Suncor v. Boulder as the climate case heads to the U.S. Supreme Court. The Supreme Court hears oral arguments on October 5, 2026 in Suncor ...
In issuing its new CAFE standards, the government has used great ingenuity to sabotage a law while proclaiming the opposite.
After a suspenseful few weeks, we’re excited to see that yesterday, Governor Newsom signed into law two key bills that will ...
It’s well past time to end sacrifice zones, including the area that has been treated as “Mexico’s toilet bowl” for decades. Last week, about halfway down the New York Times’ Monday morning newsletter, ...
The bipartisan permitting reform bill – at least the Senate version – is out. You can see it here. My initial take on the bill is below, and I hope to do some more detailed examination of specific ...
If you wonder about some these rankings — like where the Bushes and Regan rank — keep reading to find out my reasons. Ronald Reagan & George H.W. Bush’s surprising roles. Readers today are accustomed ...
Last week, China’s President Xi Jinping shocked retired American teacher Ron Sakolsky by mentioning him in a toast at a White ...
Guest contributor Adam Earl King is a student at The University of Texas School of Law (JD ’27) and a Summer ’26 Legal ...
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