Media Mentions

The U.S. Supreme Court, at once a major flashpoint in the 2024 campaign and potential presidential election referee, gavels open a new term on Monday…

An article by Jill Lepore: In 1958, the year the illustrated children’s book “What Do You Say, Dear?” appeared, the leaders of a field newly…

Major Alaska resource projects, and the land they could be built on, may be at stake in the presidential election. They include drilling in the…

Her voice sounded tight, anxious, tinged with pain. “I was, you know, underneath one of them while the two laughed,” the actress Elizabeth Marvel recited.

Food banks across the world are rescuing food from farmers before it gets thrown out, helping people in need and reducing planet-warming pollution. Scientific American…

An op-ed co-written by Alexander Chen: Polyamory seems to be everywhere right now, with media pieces often focusing on titillating questions, like how to navigate…

During a Summit hosted by Food Tank and the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) during Climate Week NYC, panelists connected the dots between ecosystem health,…

American University Adjunct Associate Professor, Beveridge & Diamond Principal and former Assistant U.S. Attorney Alyse Adamson discusses the criminal allegations against NYC Mayor Eric Adams.

An idea percolating all summer in the big national argument about social media — warning labels to help reduce the harms of online platforms to…

Democratic lawmakers urged the en banc Ninth Circuit to rethink a split decision tossing Cambodian workers’ human trafficking suit against a California importer, arguing Congress…

One morning in February, 16-year-old Levi Hormuth took off school, his parents called out of work, and the three began a five and a half…

A book review by Cass Sunstein: What are the chances that, in 2024, a new book could fundamentally reorient how we understand America’s founding? Jonathan…

One of the increased dangers kids could face on social media this week comes from an unexpected source: their parents. On National Daughters Day on…

Do you want to set a $5,000 limit for giving to political action committees that spend money independently to support or defeat candidates for office?…

In the late 1780s, shortly after the Industrial Revolution had begun, Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay wrote a series of 85 spirited essays,…

One weekend each year, hundreds of Boston’s military veterans stroll from booth to booth at the Stand Down for Veterans event, learning about life-changing resources:…

An essay by Jeannie Suk Gersen: Last year, the Supreme Court, in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard, told colleges and universities that they could…

An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Oklahoma’s new law mandating Bible instruction in public schools violates the US Constitution and courts should strike it down. In…

Former fiancées are fighting over a $70,000 Tiffany engagement ring in front of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, testing more than a half-century of legal…

In late August, Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance told a crowd of union firefighters that he and his running mate, Donald Trump, are “the…

Popular social media platforms were once a place to connect with old and new friends, post life updates, and share photos of your kids. But…