It seems likely that Rouse, Boushey, and Bernstein would be less aggressive and protectionist on trade than Trump has been, although that is probably true of just about anyone in a Biden administration.
A much‐misunderstood ruling says that arbitrary essential/nonessential distinctions don’t pass the constitutional smell test, particularly where fundamental rights are at stake.
Diego Zuluaga completes his series on government efforts to aid the unbanked by reviewing proposals for the direct provision of retail deposit accounts by the Federal Reserve, or FedAccounts.
