It is time we introduce “Humanity’s Best Exam”—a benchmark that strives to capture a model’s capacity to address public policy problems and otherwise serve the general welfare.

The Supreme Court allows Department of Education layoffs, a federal court upholds a mifepristone ban, and ...

The Supreme Court preserves preventive services coverage but emboldens the HHS Secretary.

Kennedy, a case that concerns how hospitals that treat a large share of low-income patients are paid by the Medicare program.

The Supreme Court runs afoul of its own equal protection doctrine by ignoring explicit classifications.

Scholars and practitioners examine the Court’s most important regulatory decisions of this past term.

Lawrence O. Gostin discusses the importance of equity and science in the face of threats to global health security.

When a project like the rail line has significant environmental impacts, NEPA requires a “detailed statement” that discusses the project’s negative environmental effects and reasonable alternatives.