Media Mentions

It took 13 years to build a 102-mile transmission line to carry electricity from Iowa to Wisconsin — more than a decade of delays and…

Average levels of “forever chemicals” in U.S. drinking water may be about twice as high as standard summaries suggest, according to a new study published…

One of the world’s leading fan fiction websites, a repository of homespun stories based on works like “Harry Potter,” “Twilight” and “Heated Rivalry,” announced this…

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) Global Food Research Program and Harvard Law School’s Food Law and Policy Clinic have launched the…

In September, California became the second state in America to certify a statewide rideshare workers union. Under a recently passed law, this new union—the California…

In a beige strip mall in Southern California, Sausalido Cafe offers a window into what could be the political center of the state. It serves…

With an increasingly hostile sentiment towards tech companies and ongoing geopolitical instability, America’s tech giants are feeling especially protective when it comes to their CEOs…

An article by Jack Goldsmith: The “criminal information” the Department of Justice filed on Oct. 5 against former FBI Director James Comey is legally flawed.

From running tabletop exercises, to citing Civil War-era laws protecting voters, state election officials are on guard against threats; and not just from abroad. What…

The Republican governor of Alaska has ordered an investigation into an alleged “scheme” which led to two men named Dan Sullivan standing in the state’s…

President Donald Trump’s rally in Salina, Kansas, on Saturday has been canceled, according to two White House officials and a GOP source. He had been…

An article co-written by Kristen Stilt: Last year, the Los Angeles Zoo closed its elephant exhibit. This decision generated calls by the public to send…

A letter co-written by Guy-Uriel Charles: Re “End Gerrymandering” (editorial, Oct. 17): The editorial board rightly notes that Congress can rein in gerrymandering, but it…

Anthropic’s structure as a public benefit corporation (PBC) raises critical questions for investors ahead of the AI lab’s blockbuster IPO. Anthropic aims to go public…

Thirty-one attorney general races could reshape who challenges President Trump in court and who holds some of America’s biggest corporations accountable. Why it matters: With…

An article by Richard Re: In his new book, Justice Samuel Alito takes aim at what he calls judicial “insecurity,” or a judge’s self-conscious worry…

AI researchers are trying to cure cancer. Companies want to build data centers on the moon, or even turn AI into a trusted babysitter. But…

In 2022, Ohio passed a law that required horse-drawn buggies to display an electric light. The new mandate sought to reduce accidents, but it also…