It is never clearer than in historic moments like this how important a free press is to our Republic.

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Recommendations for best books (academic or popular) on the history of the NYC subway?

Anyone want to read eight pages on some law that might be relevant here? harvardlawreview.org/wp-content/upl…

At Just Security today, my colleague John Lewis and I attempt to cut through the noise and assess the current state of play on "universal" relief after the Supreme Court's decision in CASA. justsecurity.org/116162/univers…

"Despite the Court’s rejection of the application of this doctrine in Nuclear Regulatory Commission, nonstatutory review is likely to remain a valuable tool in pending and future challenges to the administration," writes Jordan Ascher.

Nonstatutory review is a supporting player in litigation against executive action whose time has come. Me, in Lawfare, on it:

AI will play—and probably already is playing—a huge role in federal rulemaking. The public has a right to know how agencies are using it. Me, in Notice & Comment, on a first step to disclosure: yalejreg.com/nc/seeking-dis…