Leading experts discuss the pros and cons of government regulations and explain how they affect everyday life for Americans.
Join us as the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Deputy Secretary Eric Hargan discusses the role of his agency. Likely topics include COVID-19, as well as the agency’s regulatory reform efforts.
Listen to this podcastNeora Co-CEO Deborah Heisz and lead litigation counsel Ed Burbach of Foley & Lardner join us to describe their last four years of interactions with the FTC and the ultimate “fencing in” proposal that lead them to file suit.
Listen to this podcastDo SEPs violate the Miscellaneous Receipts Act and other laws intended to preserve Congress’ constitutional power of the purse? Jeffrey Clark discusses this isue and more in this Deep Dive episode.
Listen to this podcastIn this episode, Jim Capretta and Chris Pope examine the current process for educating, training, and licensing physicians in the US, with a focus on whether the current process is sufficiently flexible to adjust as needed to accommodate changing demand by patients.
Listen to this podcastIn this episode, David Hyman, Roger Klein, and Shoshana Weissmann discuss potential regulatory reforms that could allow governments and private actors to be more responsive to public health threats.
Listen to this podcastIn this episode, Matthew Feeney hosts a discussion with Ashkhen Kazaryan and Caleb Watney on the approach regulators might take to the brave new world of facial recognition technology.
Listen to this podcastDoes New York’s “rent stabilization” law violate the federal Constitution? Richard Epstein and Andrew Pincus discuss.
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In this episode, Jeff Stier draws on the experience of Impossible Burger to argue for light touch regulation on harm-reducing technologies.
Listen to this podcastIn this episode, Ashley Baker and Nathan Leamer discuss the mechanics and processes of FISA, recent controversies, and issues Congress will consider as it determines whether and how to renew these key provisions.
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