"White House budget calls for $163 billion in federal cuts next year"
The Washington Post quoted Richard Pierce on the seriousness of "impound,” or unilaterally cancel, government spending the Supreme Court will have to decide.
In the News
"A "Victory for Survivors” or "Bittersweet News"- Experts React to Passage of the TAKE IT DOWN Act"
Techpolicy quoted Mary Anne Franks calls the passage bittersweet as the provision of the bill is likely susceptible to misuse.
The Associated Press quoted Jonathan Turley.
"Are Religious Charter Schools Constitutional?"
The National Constitution Center’s "We the People" podcast was led by Jeffrey Rosen.
"How activists and immigrants in the US can protect their privacy"
Aljazeera quoted Daniel Solove on the government’s improper use of surveillance technology.
"House GOP proposes removing antitrust authority from FTC"
The Washington Post quoted William Kovacic on the poor timing surrounding removing antitrust from FTC as it’s the agencies main expertise.
"Researchers call for new way of thinking about content moderation"
The Washington Post quoted Mary Anne Franks on the "long overdue” criminalization of revenge porn.
"President Trump said he 'brought back free speech.’ His first 100 days tell a different story"
PolitiFact quoted Mary Anne Franks on the impact free speech has on democracy and the ability to criticize the government.
"What You Do Not Know Can Hurt You and Others"
Robert Glicksman wrote for the Regulatory criticizing recent actions by EPA and HHS under the Trump administration.
"Trump highlights immigration efforts amid dozens of legal challenges in first 100 days"
Hearst TV spoke with Alan Morrison on Trump’s first 100 days in office.