Faculty in the Media

Energy Capital November 13, 2024

How to Overcome Ideological Divides and the Climate of Contempt

As a guest on a podcast, Professor David Spence discusses his book, the U.S. election results, energy policymaking, and the deep ideological divides in America.

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Financial Post November 12, 2024

One of Trump’s Few Checks on Power? The Supreme Court He Shaped

Professor Tara Leigh Grove comments on the potential of the "major questions doctrine" to check the powers of the Trump administration.

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Houston Chronicle November 12, 2024

Here’s who profited as a Texas agency exploited an affordable housing loophole

A 2020 report authored by Professor Heather Way was referenced in an article about the exploitation of an affordable housing loophole.

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Bloomberg Law November 11, 2024

Trump-Shaped Supreme Court Emerges as One of Few Checks on Power

Professor Tara Leigh Grove discusses previous Supreme Court rulings and how they may be wielded as a check against the incoming Trump administration.

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Association of American Medical Colleges November 11, 2024

Bans on abortion and transgender care have criminalized medicine, putting patients and doctors at risk

Professor Elizabeth Sepper moderates a discussion about the effective criminalization of medicine through legal bans on abortion and gender-affirming care.

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Real Clear Policy November 11, 2024

China’s Attack on U.S. Drone Company Is a Warning

An article authored by Professor Adam Klein argues that Chinese sanctions imposed on an American drone manufacturer signal deeper conflict.

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Free Speech Center November 10, 2024

Interested in academic freedom? New book by Texas law professor is indispensable guide

A review of Professor David Rabban's newest book tracing the evolution of academic freedom call it "an indispensable guide for scholars of the First Amendment."

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Bloomberg Law November 7, 2024

Public Lands Outlook Under Trump to Face ‘Copious Litigation’

Professor Melinda Taylor discusses the implications of Project 2025 for oil and gas, mining industries, and private developers, explaining that this plan would decrease protections for federal land.

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History News Network November 6, 2024

Unions Could Turn Wisconsin into a Big Victory

Professor Julius G. Getman authored an article about the union movement in Wisconsin, which has gained momentum from protests despite facing continued legislative obstacles.

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The Daily Texan November 5, 2024

Democracy is on the ballot

Professor Sanford Levinson authored an opinion piece that explores the potential threats to democracy that could accompany a second Trump term.

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New York Post November 3, 2024

Election banter in the workplace? Here’s how to handle it

Professor Steven Collis encourages people to learn from those with different opinions, noting that deepening mutual understanding is often more productive than attempting to change the political viewpoints of others.

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Bloomberg November 1, 2024

How to End the Backlog of Asylum Cases? Take Them Out of the Courts

Professor Denise Gilman asserts that the U.S. immigration system needs dramatic changes to address its backlog of cases, which is causing lengthy delays in determining asylum cases.

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