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The Hill: We should prefer accountable government to rule by the administrative state
The Supreme Court’s highly consequential 6-3 decision in West Virginia v. EPA repudiated the Environmental Protection Agency’s claim that Congress gave the agency sweeping powers to create and pursue its own regulatory agenda to force energy companies’ adoption of alternative energy sources.
It should not have been a controversial decision, write Luke Wake and Daniel Ortner. But it was, at least to progressive-minded law professors and interest groups that hold a competing vision of the Constitution.
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How much government power is too much in the post-pandemic world?
Unmasked and open for business, the world is increasingly prepared to move on from the pandemic.
Our reality, however, is still defined by constant crisis: viruses, shocking violence, rampant inflation, and war. Unfortunately, explains Michelle Wu, government response to these crises hasn’t deviated much from the COVID playbook.
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How DEI (diversity, equity, inclusion) initiatives can lead to tyranny
California universities are striving to have more and more diversity and they’re using “diversity statements” in hiring as a way to achieve it. But is weeding out job candidates whose statements don’t match a university’s ideals the best way to achieve more diversity?
Daniel Ortner sits down with EpochTV to discuss whether the push for more diversity, equity, and inclusion will make us more diverse or create more division.
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