Jason B. Hutt and Ryan M. Eletto write that the Environmental Protection Agency continues to move away from enforcement penalties and that "EPA’s push…
The World Bank and Nepal have come to terms on a $100 million project intended to provide a more robust fiscal federalism framework and…
Yonatan Fessha urges both sides in the referendum dispute between the Sidama people and the federal government to resolve the issue quickly to avoid…
In his fourth state of the nation address, President Rodrigo Duterte stated that he will continue to push for a change to a federal…
Three states and a number of local governments are suing the Internal Revenue Service over the agency's new rules that block states from circumventing…
Mick Mulvaney and other Trump administration officials offered their thoughts on the administration's approach to federalism at a recent Heritage Foundation event, "Restoring Federalism:…
Nick Sobczyk contends that few issues reflect the Democratic Party's interest in change at the state level more than climate change. Read more here.
Joshua Divine writes that state law regularly influences how federal law is applied, but that this sort of "dynamic incorporation" is rare in the…
Andrew Parkin reports that most Canadians prefer leadership from the federal government, rather than the provincial governments, in developing the nation's approach toward climate…
In a blog post, Santosh Paul contends that simultaneous elections pose a threat to both federalism and democracy. Read more here.
In a podcast, Sam Wang, Julian Zelizer, and Daniel Hemel explore ways that blue states have begun to embrace federalism in response to Republican…
In an op-ed, Chito Gavino III identifies three overarching issues which he contends must be carefully thought through as the nation continues to consider…
In the wake of the recent Supreme Court ruling in which the Court declared that the federal courts have no role in preventing partisan…
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