In remarks to the United Nations General Assembly, the Trump Administration has renounced the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that were unanimously adopted by member states in 2015.
John Daniel Davidson of The Federalist explores the complicity of the judiciary in supporting "administrative rule" in the United States.
In what El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has called a "judicial coup," The Federalist cites specific examples supporting the claim of judicial overreach aimed at the Trump Administration's "America first" agenda.
In a recent Supreme Court brief supporting religious freedom, the Trump Administration defends the right of parents to opt out of texts which are "LGBTQ-inclusive."
In remarks to the United Nations General Assembly, the Trump Administration has renounced the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that were unanimously adopted by member states in 2015.
After a six-week review period, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced that the U.S. Agency for International Development has cancelled over 80% of its programs.
In a statement which reaffirms the Trump Administration's fight against DEI and ESG, U.S. representative to the United Nations Edward Heartney told the assembly that the United States "rejects and denounces the Agenda 2030 for sustainable development and the sustainable development goals, and will no longer reaffirm them as a matter of course."
A jury in North Dakota has ruled that Greenpeace must pay millions in damages to the pilieline company Energy Transfer for its role in protests almost a decade ago.
In its 2024 Sustainability Report, UBS has pushed back its net zero target dates from 2025 to 2035, stating that the change is primarily due to UBS's acquisition of Credit Suisse.
Under the United States' new Trump administration, Robert Darwall of the National Center for Energy Analytics, analyzes the future of stakeholder capitalism, including the likely fate of ESG and DEI agendas.
Senator Bill Hagerty of the U.S. Senate Banking Committee has introduced the "PROTECT USA" Act, which would exempt U.S. companies from complying with the EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive ("CSDDD").
In an effort to crack down on migration, the European Union has proposed a new plan that would incorporate more effective deportation measures, including "return hubs."
While Switzerland has "made progress" regarding an unprecidented verdict by the European Court of Human Rights which condemned the country for "climate inaction," the Court claims that much more needs to be done.
In a recent Supreme Court brief supporting religious freedom, the Trump Administration defends the right of parents to opt out of texts which are "LGBTQ-inclusive."
In what El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has called a "judicial coup," The Federalist cites specific examples supporting the claim of judicial overreach aimed at the Trump Administration's "America first" agenda.
John Daniel Davidson of The Federalist explores the complicity of the judiciary in supporting "administrative rule" in the United States.
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