A Federally Funded Interstate Pandemic Testing Board?
Lisa Hansmann and Ganesh Sitaraman explore the creation, and possible federal funding, of an interstate compact for a pandemic testing board. Read more here.
Lisa Hansmann and Ganesh Sitaraman explore the creation, and possible federal funding, of an interstate compact for a pandemic testing board. Read more here.
David Schleicher contends that officials from all three branches of the federal government have repeatedly intervened in state and local economic crises to reassure…
Voters in Missouri will decide this Tuesday whether to expand the state's Medicaid program under the Affordable Care Act. Read more here.
The U.S. Justice Department recently issued a policy memorandum intended to limit the federal government's ability to intervene in enforcing the Clean Water Act…
The "This is Democracy" podcast has interviewed law professor Stephen Vladeck about the role federalism has played in the Trump administration's decision to deploy…
Matthew Bosworth, a political science professor at Winona State University and recipient of the APSA's Pracademic Fellowship, describes his fellowship with the Environmental Protection…
Jonathan Turley reviews presidential authority to send federal law-enforcement officers to cities to protect federal property or enforce federal laws. Read more here.
C.J. Ciaramella contends that events in Portland undercut Republican support for federalism and local control (password required). Read more here.
Paul Rosenzweig and Arthur Rizer write that President Trump's use of federal officers in Portland is not conservative, but authoritarian. They contend that a "supine"…
David A. Graham writes that skirmishes between state and local officials over how to best respond to the coronavirus pandemic mean that battles for…
John Yoo contends that federalism greatly reduces the chances of socialism replacing capitalism as the nation's underlying economic system. Read more here.
Nancy J. Knauer examines the role of federalism in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic and suggests that the absence of a coordinated federal…
David French contends that President Trump's intervention in Portland demonstrates that the Republican Party has "lost its way" on states' rights. Read more here.
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