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Media Mentions
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Is there a formula to be famous?
June 10, 2024
Fame, that glittering prize of the modern world, beckons with promises of recognition, fortune and even worship. Yet, achieving it feels more like a lottery…
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Biden’s Immigration Order Is Built to Fail
June 7, 2024
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: President Joe Biden has issued an executive order that shuts down the southern US border to all but a few…
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Opinion: The risks of AI could be catastrophic. We should empower company workers to warn us
June 7, 2024
An op-ed by Lawrence Lessig: In April, Daniel Kokotajlo resigned his position as a researcher at OpenAI, the company behind Chat GPT. He wrote in…
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An article co-written by Glenn Cohen: Whether preparing for the next pandemic or monitoring the safety of generative AI, policymakers, business leaders, and academics need…
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In Massachusetts, cultural differences and limited resources can cost migrant families their children for a time
June 7, 2024
Buses carried the mother and son for much of their journey to the United States from Chile, but when they reached Panama, there were no…
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Every five years, farm state politicians in Congress perform their fealty to Big Ag in a peculiar ritual called the Farm Bill: a massive, must-pass…
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An article by Bonnie Docherty: In early May 2022, Russian forces fired a munition that struck a museum complex including the final home of the…
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An article co-written by Andrew Crespo: Two weeks ago, roughly sixteen hours before commencement exercises at Harvard University were set to begin, the institution’s governing…
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As Donald Trump emerged as a convicted felon from a New York court, he claimed the trial had politically targeted him, that the judge was…
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Speech Under the Shadow of Punishment
June 3, 2024
An essay by Jeannie Suk Gersen: The academic year, which had scarcely begun on October 7th, culminated this spring in controversy, disruption, and accusations of…
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An op-ed by Nancy Gertner: Now that Donald Trump has been convicted on 34 felony counts, his sentencing hearing looms on July 11. Below are…
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Why Trump’s Lies Didn’t Work in a Courtroom
June 3, 2024
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: The historic felony conviction of former President Donald Trump marks a meaningful victory for the beleaguered American legal system and…
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The US supreme court is poised to decide the fate of a decades-old legal framework that has helped determine how the federal government regulates everything…
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Many prominent Republicans have been quick to echo former president Donald Trump in criticizing the prosecution, the venue and his conviction on 34 counts related…
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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Martha-Ann Alito lets her freak flag fly. And her husband, Justice Samuel Alito, can’t do much about it, according to…
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On a special episode (first released on May 29, 2024) of The Excerpt podcast: As another very hot summer approaches, a surge in demand for…
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The Biden administration argues China subsidizes its products so aggressively and produces them at such scale it undermines other countries’ economic output, which should be…
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Every year, U.S. employers spend millions of dollars on outside consultants who specialize in breaking up union campaigns. Because much of that work is cloaked…
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Harvard Should Say Less. Maybe All Schools Should.
May 29, 2024
An op-ed co-written by Noah Feldman: Last fall, Harvard University’s leadership found itself at the center of a highly public, highly charged fight about taking…
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Attorney General Andrea Campbell’s Housing Affordability Unit, a newly formed division that will work to enforce the state’s housing laws, is beginning to take shape.
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Renters hit with no-fault evictions as investors and corporate owners gain hold, advocates say
May 29, 2024
Four days after his Somerville apartment was purchased by an out-of-state investor in early February, Michael Prentky received a letter: His rent was about to…