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How Trump’s pursuit of Powell is warping prosecutorial power
April 20, 2026
An op-ed by Duncan Levin: Two things can be true at once: Many American presidents have wanted a more compliant Federal Reserve. And President Donald…
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Buying concert tickets sucks. Here’s what will — and won’t — change after the massive Live Nation legal case
April 20, 2026
Buying concert tickets these days is, to be blunt, the worst. It’s become a task of overcoming hurdles — from presale codes and fees to…
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Since President Donald Trump re-took the Oval Office, the Justice Department has been plagued by accusations that it wasn’t transparent about its files on convicted…
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The United States military last week extended its blockade on vessels coming in and out of Iranian ports to the waters of the wider world,…
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Congress Has a Rare Chance to Stop Warrantless Searches
April 16, 2026
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: As Americans increasingly worry about total government surveillance in the age of AI and ICE, Congress has a rare opportunity…
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Free Law Project Announces Initiative to Add Digitized Scans of Case Law Volumes to CourtListener
April 16, 2026
On Thursday, Free Law Project (FLP), a nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to primary legal materials, announced a new initiative to scan and digitize case…
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AI is rapidly expanding across government operations, in domains ranging from cybersecurity to intelligence analysis, and soon increasingly capable models may be able to identify…
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Psychedelics and the search for truth
April 16, 2026
Universities and psychedelic experiences have something in common, argues Noah Feldman: they can act as an aid in the pursuit of the truth. In a…
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Mitt Romney, J.D.-M.B.A. ’75, thinks the executive branch of the United States government has too much unchecked influence—and he says it’s a trend that started…
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An article by Ari Peskoe: Data center developers in March agreed to the White House’s ratepayer protection pledge, committing to “pay for all new power…
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President Trump offered a surprising justification last month for forging ahead with construction of his White House ballroom: Halting the $400 million project would pose…
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Lawmakers this week offered a mix of reservations and support — and more than a few shrugs — to the Interior Department’s plan to unify…
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The global wildlife trade is driving the spread of disease from animals to people, according to a new study of thousands of wild mammal species…
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For the better part of a decade, the legal and financial infrastructure surrounding coercive liability management exercises has been constructed almost entirely around one question:…
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In early 2026, then-Attorney General Pam Bondi’s Justice Department took an unusually rapid approach to animal welfare enforcement, as part of her push to use…
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After weekend peace talks in Pakistan between the United States and Iran ended with no agreement, President Trump on Sunday said the U.S. Navy would…
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An essay by Jeannie Suk Gersen: The first generation of parents to have resorted, at least occasionally, to mollifying their children by putting digital screens…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: In an 8-1 decision last week, the Supreme Court struck down a Colorado law that prohibited so-called conversion therapy aimed…
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Lax oversight and political pressure. Cozy government and industry relationships. The deadly Deepwater Horizon offshore oil disaster in 2010 spurred a reckoning with what investigators…
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The Massachusetts House wants the Commonwealth to become the most restrictive state in the country for young people on the Internet, but some worry the…
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The wreckage Pam Bondi leaves behind
April 8, 2026
An article by Duncan Levin: In a remarkably short tenure as attorney general, Pam Bondi helped drag one of the country’s most respected institutions deeper…