Prediction Markets Are Real Enough to Prosecute. Are They Real Enough to Regulate?
The Wall Street Journal spent months studying Polymarket’s social media campaign and found what anyone in the futures industry could have told them. Paid…
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Law & Politics
AI Data Centers, Public Resources, and the Conservative Case for the Commons
AI Data Centers, Public Resources,and the Conservative Case for the Commons The Costs the Invisible Hand Cannot See R Tamara de Silva Across the…
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Congressional Insider Trading: The Trade Everyone Else Goes to Prison For
Congressional Stock Trading, the Quiet Gutting of the STOCK Act, and What It Costs the Rest of Us R Tamara de Silva There…
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Bias Before Knowledge of History: Wall Street’s War Dividend
Elliott Management, Paul Singer’s $80 billion hedge fund, told its investors this week that the US-Israeli war on Iran is comparable to the Allied…
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Insider Trading on Polymarket: The First Criminal Case, and the Bigger Ones Still Anonymous
For fifteen years, there has been a legal framework in the United States for criminally prosecuting insider trading in commodities and derivatives markets. It…
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When Saying No Becomes a National Security Threat: The Anthropic Injunction and What It Means for Free Speech
When Saying No Becomes a National Security Threat: The Anthropic Injunction and What It Means for Free Speech The question at the center of…
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DOGE in Court: What the Headlines Missed
On January 20, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order creating the Department of Government Efficiency. DOGE, as it became known, was not a…
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