Hoverboard Regulations Attempt to Balance Safety and Fun
Philadelphia City Council considers hoverboard restrictions for young users.
President Obama Acts to Preserve Legacy of Land Conservation
Amid recent controversy, Obama relies on Antiquities Act authority to designate new monuments in the Mojave Desert.
Basel Committee Consults on New Risk-Management Strategy
International banking supervisor may add step-in risk mitigation to its global agenda.
Philadelphia Cracks Down on Uber
Philadelphia’s parking authority takes action to rein in Uber’s alleged violations of the city’s regulations.
The Fight for the Right to Sell Cookies
Wisconsin farmers bring lawsuit challenging a state ban on the sale of homemade baked goods.
Justice Scalia’s Greatest Hits in Administrative Law
The Regulatory Review reflects on the late Justice Scalia’s most consequential—and colorful—opinions in administrative law.
Regulatory Agenda Offers Glimpse Into Obama Adminstration Priorities
Agenda details some of the Administration’s high priority rules for 2016.
Keeping the Heat On in New York City
Proposed change to the city’s code would eliminate outdoor temperature as a determinant for heating.
FCC to Consider Unlocking the Cable Box
Chairman Wheeler seeks to promote competition in the video services market by unlocking the set-top box.
Regulating Self-Driving Cars
As the technology for automated cars develops, California regulators consider how best to approach this new challenge.
What Constitutes “Natural” Foods?
The FDA requests information in possible first steps to regulate the term “natural” on food labels.