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Today — May 1— is celebrated as Labor Day around the world. Although the holiday commemorates a strike by Chicago workers in 1886 who demanded…
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Opponents of robust federal climate action were emboldened this week after the Supreme Court signaled that it may be ready to overturn a powerful tool…
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An article co-written by Laurence Tribe: On Monday, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case that could well advance two long-term conservative causes: the…
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Radcliffe Parole Reform Panel Features Rapper
May 3, 2023
Five years after his high-profile release from prison, Grammy-nominated rapper Meek Mill spoke at Harvard’s Radcliffe Institute about reforming the American parole system. Mill joined…
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Several conservation groups announced Tuesday that they’re planning to sue federal wildlife officials, citing a failure to protect the West Indian manatee following record death…
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How JPMorgan Became Banking’s Regular Rescuer
May 2, 2023
It was well before dawn on Monday when federal regulators notified JPMorgan Chase executives that they had beaten out three smaller rivals in their bid…
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A prominent conservative former federal judge joined a chorus of legal experts from across the political spectrum on Tuesday in calling on Congress to enact…
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The First Circuit ruled that a man born in India and brought to the U.S. as a child is deportable, finding that his involvement in…
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EXCLUSIVE SCOTUS ETHICS TESTIMONY — This morning at 10 a.m. the Senate Judiciary Committee will hold a hearing on Supreme Court ethics reform. The witnesses…
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Harvard law professors and two other attorneys have asked to stop representing a former North Carolina public defender suing the federal judiciary for allegedly mismanaging…
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The lack of clear and comprehensive laws and labeling surrounding food waste and disposal is causing confusion about what food can be donated and how…
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The latest stench in the Supreme Court
May 2, 2023
Clarence Thomas is in trouble. The Supreme Court as an institution is in trouble. At oral argument in the Mississippi abortion case in December 2021,…
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Uber, Lyft drivers deserve better protections
May 2, 2023
An op-ed co-written by Mark Erlich: The nature of work for thousands of Uber and Lyft drivers is confronting Massachusetts legislators once again. Three bills…
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On November 22, a team of state and federal labor officials conducted a surprise inspection and noticed a young-looking worker at a warehouse operated here…
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Anderson Cooper 360
May 1, 2023
Professor Laurence Tribe offers commentary on former Vice President Mike Pence testifying to a federal grand jury investigating the January 6th insurrection and former President…
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Kirkland & Ellis LLP was noticeably missing from the list of more than three dozen law firms arguing before the Supreme Court this term. The…
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Amazon delivery drivers unionized and negotiated their first contract with the Teamsters union last week — a huge feat for workers at a company that…
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GOP uses state capitol protests to redefine ‘insurrection’
April 28, 2023
Silenced by her Republican colleagues, Montana state Rep. Zooey Zephyr looked up from the House floor to supporters in the gallery shouting “Let her speak!”…
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America’s Workplace Safety Crisis
April 28, 2023
An article by Terri Gerstein: Three immigrant workers plummeted more than 70 feet to their deaths while constructing a residential building. A 22-year-old immigrant was…
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How Disney’s Lawsuit Against Ron DeSantis Stacks Up
April 28, 2023
Disney has a “strong case” against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, First Amendment experts told Newsweek, as it alleges that the Republican politician has improperly retaliated…
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Sorry Senators, But Kids Have Free Speech Rights Too
April 27, 2023
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: The new bipartisan bill to limit kids’ access to social media will no doubt appeal to many parents. The trouble…