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From Brussels to Silicon Valley: Decoding the EU Digital Services Act and Its American Potential
By: Sarah McLaughlin In August 2023, the European Union passed the Digital Services Act (DSA) into law. The goal of the DSA take a two-pronged approach in that it aims to promote a safer digital space that protects the fundamental rights of users and establish...
Carbon Capture Technology: The Latest Hope in the Battle Against Climate Change
By: Will Schena To combat climate change, policy makers have tried a variety of different approaches to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Over the last three years, however, the U.S. Department of Energy has invested over $1 billion in carbon capture technology. The...
Fruit of the Forbidden Tree Apple’s Pending Battle Against the FTC
By: John Garrasi It is the dawning of a new age for American antitrust law. Led by the idealistic Lina Khan as head of the FTC, idealists and regulators alike find themselves gearing up for the biggest fight in a generation. In the more than two decades since...