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Government Lawyers Threaten Our Democracy and Economy
The legal profession has become a primary source of immense social costs that actively undermine the nation’s democratic and economic foundations. Those costs...
Congress Wants to "Fix" College Football. What Could Go Wrong?
There is a considerable degree of angst about the seismic changes affecting major college sports in the last few years, and there’s no indication that these c...
[2606.03767] Trading Frictions in Dynamic Cap-and-Trade Markets
Abstract page for arXiv paper 2606.03767: Trading Frictions in Dynamic Cap-and-Trade Markets
When the Dao Must March in Formation: The New Management System for Taoist Clergy
The model tightens ideological discipline and expands monitoring, while temples quietly resist pressure to preach political doctrine rather than classical culti...
HK listing revisions may boost structured product diversity
Reduced minimum fees and size could temper ‘emulation’ issue dominance
Multi-Scale Collaborative Regulation Technology of Water Transfer Projects - Water Resources Management
Multiscale collaborative regulation of water transfer projects can achieve regulation goals that combine macro control with local adjustment, enhancing the
The Cigar Lounge That Bureaucracy Almost Killed
Government bureaucracy almost killed this small business. America rightly celebrates entrepreneurs, and yet it continues to make their lives needlessly difficul...
A miracle of ink and paper
An argument for the development of generally accepted life insurance principles
How UK online casinos can gain an edge in challenging times
UK casino operators have had to adapt to a lot in a short space of time. A wave of regulatory and financial changes has landed, and together they have
How Government Red Tape is Stopping Investors and Flippers From Rehabbing Older Homes
Growing old is never much fun—unless it’s a house, in which case, for BRRRR investors and flippers, it has traditionally been both a lot of fun and a great
This new OMB Rule Is Bigger Than Science. Much Bigger.
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Cyber criminals are moving faster than banks or regulators
Reports show banks and the agencies that regulate them are both very vulnerable to fast-moving cyber attackers exploiting loopholes in computer systems.
UK considers airline blacklist for disruptive passengers
The visceral thrill of the annual summer holiday is a deeply human experience, a shared social ritual that represents months of hard work, financial saving,
Efforts to curb 'disparate impact' continue despite regulatory easing
While disparate impact has never been under greater legal pressure, its influence on the future of housing policy and even employment continues to grow, showing...
In Boulder case, Supreme Court should protect federalism - The Washington Post
States should not attempt economic regulation beyond their borders.
Mathematicians sign declaration to rein in AI use
A group of researchers have proposed rules to prevent artificial intelligence from overpowering humans in math
Malaysia bans social media for under-16s
Malaysian authorities have introduced new rules prohibiting children under the age of 16 from creating their own accounts on social networks, AzerNEWS reports.
Capitol Hill Suddenly Silent About Destructive NIL
Finally, there’s a bipartisan initiative in Congress to fix the mad cash grab that’s plaguing college sports — but it has been greeted with a remarkab...
AI’s reality check has finally arrived
From data center backlash and new state regulations to shaky ROI and failed enterprise tools, the industry is entering a more skeptical phase.
77% of CFOs Cite Crypto Compliance Uncertainty
For middle-market chief financial officers, the promise of faster payments is not enough to move digital assets into the finance stack. That was the main
US and EU Take Divergent Paths on iGaming Regulation as Market Expansion Continues in 2026
Explore how the US and EU are taking divergent approaches to iGaming regulation, shaping market expansion, and industry innovation in 2026.
EDITORIAL: Easing burden of federal regulatory compliance
Senate should pass the GOOD Act.
[2605.30650] When AI Meets Wall Street: A Survey on Trustworthy AI in Fintech
Abstract page for arXiv paper 2605.30650: When AI Meets Wall Street: A Survey on Trustworthy AI in Fintech
US banks’ TLAC buffers swell after SLR reform
Early adoption lowers TLAC and debt constraints as five banks move off leverage-based LTD requirement
Navigating Mental Health In The AI Era: Why Guardrails Are Essential
With more people using AI chatbots, the question is - how safe are they?
Financial Costs of an AI Pause?
I’ve analyzed the near-term economic effects of an AI pause, out of concern for my investments, and a desire to predict how strong political opposition to a p...
As Federal Government Abandons Wetlands Protection, Localities Become Frontlines
Wetlands are some of the US’s most valuable and endangered environments. It’s now up to local action to preserve them.
The regulation of higher education
ALMOST universally, universities and higher education institutions are recognized as zones of freedom. They are centers of political discourse and ferment. But ...
Why We Need More Scientists in Leadership Roles Now
Can leaders regulate what they don't understand? Pete Foley explores why strategic decision-making in an AI-driven economy requires a scientific mindset.