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Who pays for a data center? The first answer is the investors and developers who are planning on pouring billions of dollars into building out…
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The Republican crusade against a fee that would impose penalties on oil and gas companies for planet-warming emission leaks faces a glaring snag in the…
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North Carolina Republicans seek to force top Democrats to fall in line with Trump agenda
March 7, 2025
North Carolina Republicans who are resolved to promote President Donald Trump’s agenda now seek to compel the recently elected Democratic governor to aid the president’s…
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The explosive growth of data centers around the country — driven in large part by the burgeoning use of artificial intelligence — could come at…
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New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy on Thursday signed into law a redesign of primary ballots, formally ending an entrenched system that gave unique influence to…
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Why Harvard Law Is Losing Black Students
March 6, 2025
Harvard Law School has a long history of catapulting Black students into the American elite. Barack Obama graduated in 1991. Kenneth Chenault led American Express…
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Mexico Deserves Its Day in Court Against US Gunmakers
March 4, 2025
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: When President Donald Trump last month designated Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations, raising speculation about possible military action, Mexico…
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President Trump’s rancorous threat to abandon Ukraine is stoking support for a long-debated proposal to use billions of dollars in frozen Russian assets to buy…
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Will Harvard Bend or Break?
March 3, 2025
There would be debate about who struck the match that lit the fuse that spiralled around campus, but the sequence of events was plain enough…
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An op-ed co-written by Nicholas Stephanopoulos: Here’s another assumption punctured by the 2024 election: that gerrymandering and Democratic vote-clustering give Republicans a structural advantage in…
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U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is seeking to eliminate public participation in many of his department’s policy decisions, a…
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The cost of FTX’s bankruptcy is approaching US$1 billion, cementing the implosion of Sam Bankman-Fried’s crypto enterprise as one of costliest Chapter 11 cases in…
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DOGE has a new ‘acting administrator,’ but Elon Musk is still in charge
February 26, 2025
As recently as last Wednesday, President Donald Trump made it clear: Elon Musk is in charge of DOGE. “I signed an order creating the Department…
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This Theory Is Behind Trump’s Power Grab
February 26, 2025
An article by Cass Sunstein: In his opening weeks back in office, President Trump is asserting power in a way that pushes hard on, and…
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10 Jewish highlights and controversies from 100 years of The New Yorker
February 26, 2025
This month, The New Yorker is marking its 100th anniversary as perhaps the country’s most influential magazine of longform journalism and literary fiction. It has…
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Some of DOGE’s Damage Can’t Be Undone
February 25, 2025
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency is sowing confusion and chaos, ordering mass firings of government employees and canceling programs…
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‘Going with God,’ conservative Amish sue Ohio over lights law
February 25, 2025
In the 1960s, the Swartzentrubers — one of the most conservative subgroups of Old Order Amish — worked out a deal with the Ohio government:…
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Trump’s executive order on IVF: Here’s what it does and doesn’t do
February 24, 2025
White House staff are researching ways to lower the cost of in vitro fertilization in response to an executive order that President Donald Trump issued…
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Disability amid disaster: People with disabilities are disproportionately impacted by natural disasters
February 24, 2025
As Reda Rountree and her family packed their bags and prepared to flee their Highland Park home on Jan. 7 amid Eaton Fire evacuations, she…
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The Great Resegregation
February 24, 2025
The nostalgia behind the slogan “Make America great again” has always provoked the obvious questions of just when America was great, and for whom. Early…
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Arizona moves to ban AI use in reviewing medical claims
February 24, 2025
Arizona state lawmakers passed new legislation Thursday aiming to restrict the use of artificial intelligence in reviewing medical claims. If signed into law, the bill…