More than a dozen states are considering the idea of allowing people to buy Medicaid, regardless of income. Read more here.
In this blog post, several attorneys from the Bracewell LLP law firm examine a recent Department of Justice memo that focuses on cooperative federalism…
In this op-ed, M.A. Oommen contends that for balanced regional development to occur in India, public finance needs to be restructured to focus more…
In this commentary, Lee Drutman looks at a new book by Daniel Hopkins that asserts that American politics has largely become nationalized, resulting in…
Liz Farmer considers whether the Internal Revenue Service can legally stop states from implementing workarounds of the state-and-local tax deduction cap put in place…
John Wolohan reports that, in the wake of the Supreme Court's recent ruling allowing betting on sports in all states, the National Collegiate Athletic…
The National Constitution Center has posted two conversations about federalism. One features a group panel discussing the idea of repealing the Seventeenth Amendment, and…
A farmer in Montana who won approval from the state to grow hemp has been denied the use of water from a federally controlled…
In this commentary, Matt Mayer writes that Americans across the political spectrum should come together to support competitive federalism. Mayer argues that the proper place…
New Jersey governor Phil Murphy has signed a bill into law that will require all residents to have health insurance or pay a penalty.…
This week the Canadian government announced that it will buy the troubled Trans Mountain pipeline project from Kinder Morgan. Alberta and British Columbia have…
Virginia's Senate has voted to expand Medicare in the state, following the lead of Maine's similar approval last year. Several other states that had…
California, New York, and Maryland have filed a federal lawsuit against the EPA for suspending a federal rule requiring agricultural employers to train workers…
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