Durham University Forum on a Multipolar World interviewed Randall Abate on current global situation and implications of climate change.
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"Fearing DOGE Cuts, Consultants Try to Woo the Man in Charge of Their Federal Contracts"
Bloomberg quoted Jessica Tillipman on the unanswered questions that surround unprecedented major federal cuts.
"Two Democratic commissioners fired from FTC"
The Washington Post quoted William Kovacic on the signal to all of the so-called independent regulatory agencies to say, 'We mean to exercise complete control.'”
Black Information Network | Jeffrey Gutman - March 16, 2025
Black Information Network cited data provided by Jeffrey Gutman, professor of clinical law, about compensation for wrongful incarceration.
"John Harwood on Trump's attack on free speech: 'Everyone in civil society needs to stand up'"
MSNBC spoke to Mary Anne Franks who argues that institutions such as the press and academia must reevaluate their approached to neutrality and objectivity.
"Compensating people who are wrongfully convicted is a hard sell in some states"
The Associated Press cited data from Jeffrey Gutman that 1,328 out of 1,739 people who have filed wrongful compensation claims under state laws since 1989 have received compensation.
"EPA's Deregulation Road Riddled With Potential Potholes"
Law360 quoted Emily Hammond on the practical reality of federal rule-making.
"HHS Comment Reversal Sets Stage For Quick Policy Changes"
Law360 quoted Robert Glicksman on the challenges facing healthcare attorneys to convince HHS agency heads.
KCBS-AM, San Francisco | Arthur Wilmarth - March 10, 2025
KCBS-AM, San Francisco spoke to Arthur Wilmarth.