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Alexander Thomas MacDonald says a change in the law may be necessary because unions have changed into political groups, and it’s no longer clear whether the government can still force people to accept union representation.

Alexander MacDonald talks about how the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Chevron will likely impact rulemaking across the federal government.

Alexander MacDonald says without Chevron, agency rulemakings will likely stick closer to the statute or take “fewer big swings” when it comes to interpreting the law. (Subscription required.)

Alex MacDonald says that federal agencies will have to look for new ways to advance their policy positions in the wake of SCOTUS overturning Chevron.

Michael Lotito talks about Project 2025, a conservative group’s road map for an incoming Trump administration, and how it would quickly put a stamp on labor policy. (Subscription required.)