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What Cornell’s College Radios Can Tell Us About the First Amendment

March 19, 2026

(source) First Amendment and FCC Regulations The First Amendment grants all Americans their protected freedoms of expression, be it through...

Strategic Minerals and the Global Commons: United States Deep Seabed Mining in an Era of Evolving Ocean Governance

March 19, 2026

(source) Deep seabed mining has emerged as one of the most legally contested and strategically consequential resource issues facing the...

Caught Between Governments: New York’s Response to Shifting Federal Vaccine Guidance

March 17, 2026

(Source) Federal Retrenchment and State Resistance Recent federal changes to childhood vaccination guidance have produced one of the sharpest modern...

Slashing Spending and Survivability: Disabled Lives on the Line Post-One Big Beautiful Bill

February 1, 2026

(Source) In July 2025, Congress enacted the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), a sweeping budget reconciliation law that, among...

Now You See Me: Bringing Down the Brightness of LED Headlights

January 30, 2026

(Source) While the days of manually winding clocks twice a year are largely behind us, the setback to standard time...

NBA Sports Betting and Gambling Getting Out of Hand

January 28, 2026

(Source) At the beginning of the 2025-2026 NBA season, a sports betting and illegal gambling scandal broke out. On October...

TikTok, PAFACA, and the New National Security Playbook

January 13, 2026

(Source) TikTok is a defining part of modern American culture, particularly among younger Americans, with 170 million domestic users on...

Offshore Wind Under Siege: Policy, Litigation, and the Cost of Federal Cancellations

December 4, 2025

(Source) Introduction By halting clean-energy projects, withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, and reviving fossil-fuel expansion, the Trump Administration has departed...

Google’s Antitrust Paradox: Can Modern Antitrust Principles Fix Google Search?

December 3, 2025

(Source) One of the greatest technological marvels of the 21st century was the fact that anyone could find a reliable...

Access to Justice: Addressing Deficiencies in Rural Areas

November 30, 2025

(Source) Across the United States, there is a staggering lack of access to civil legal services. A 2022 study revealed...

Making Concerts Affordable Again: Live Nation-Ticketmaster Antitrust Lawsuits

November 24, 2025

(Source) The Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are both filing lawsuits against Live Nation and...

DEI for AI: Is There a Policy Solution to Algorithmic Bias?

November 21, 2025

(Source) As artificial intelligence capabilities grow exponentially, AI has been increasingly used to make significant, high-stakes decisions in hiring, healthcare,...