In Trump v. Slaughter, the Supreme Court held that Article II permits a President to remove principal officers at will. Ostensibly, the removal power allows the

A crypto bill before Congress offers a chance to keep presidents from turning independent commissions into one-party instruments.

A crypto bill before Congress offers a chance to keep presidents from turning independent commissions into one-party instruments.

A crypto bill before Congress offers a chance to keep presidents from turning independent commissions into one-party instruments.

President Trump is exercising his removal power in ways that defeat his duty to faithfully execute the law.

A future Democratic President will be tempted to use power like Trump. That would be a mistake.

This is the first in a series of blog posts investigating the GENIUS Act’s insolvency provisions and offering considerations for those interested in issuing payment stablecoins.By Doug Landy & Todd Ph...

Minnesota lawmakers Tuesday passed a bill banning prediction markets from the state. If it’s signed into law, it will likely face legal challenges, as courts around the country weigh what counts as ga...

Multimember commissions are a central feature of the modern administrative state. Yet a growing number have lost their legal authority to function—not through s

The stalemate over stablecoin yield leaves both sides uneasy, but ultimately favor banks.

Federal Trade Commission Chairman Andrew N.

Utah is at the forefront of a states' rights battle between itself and prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket.

For the past year, several federal multimember regulatory agencies have been operating with a fraction of their seats filled. Though a single absence doesn’t impede a commission’s ability to operate, ...