Under a new rule, if your degree doesn’t make enough money, you won’t be able to get a student loan.

Author argues that Trump administration's unconstitutional actions against universities, law firms, and independent media requires collective responses.

AI and antitrust, lockups and indexes, annuities, Montessori and sudden wealth syndrome.

“The boat strikes are, perhaps, the most stark testament to the lawlessness of the Trump administration.”

J. Benton Heath (Temple University Beasley School of Law) has posted The Chokepoint State on SSRN. Here is the abstract: This paper argues that the second Trump administration is crystallizing a new phase of U.S. state-building—the Chokepoint State. In the Chokepoint State, state capacity is directed toward creating and controlling key nodes in financial and data networks, with the aim of using that control to punish adversaries, reward allies, and set new rules of the road.

As AI overtakes the web, five writers reflect on how far it’s fallen and what comes next.

Institutions don’t have courage. They have incentives.

You may not believe immigration restrictions are racist, but racists believe immigration restrictions are racist.

Over the course of more than a century, serious statespeople came together to build the modern administrative state out of a shared commitment to redeeming their constitutional duty to form a more per...

The whistle is sounding in Minneapolis. The question before the legal profession is whether we will hear it, amplify it, and act accordingly, or instead insist that the ground eroding beneath our feet...