One of the great lessons to be learned from the COVID-19 pandemic is that state‐​level licensing and “scope of practice” laws interfere with a rapid and nimble response by healthcare professionals to acutely shifting needs of patients in distress.

At some point, more harm than good is done by these abrupt shifts in domestic policy every four to eight years.

The Supreme Court should—and likely will—reverse the Ninth Circuit with respect to corporate liability under the ATS.

Legislation can sunset, regulations can be rescinded and agency guidance isn’t worth the pixels it’s typed on, but judges are for life, continuing to affect our world long after the president who appointed them has departed the White House.

South Korea is not only a good friend, but also a capable one—capable of doing whatever is necessary to deter and defeat the DPRK, if necessary. This means the alliance needs a dramatic update.

The U.S. and EU have a common interest in ending their fight over airplane manufacturing.