Media Mentions

The Trump administration has announced it will appeal a US federal court ruling that struck down its freeze on Harvard University’s research funding. The White…

Inside the Boston Public Library, artificial intelligence is bringing the past into the future. AI is transforming analog archives into digital data at the library…

Every generation has certain topics that they dread discussing. Parents of high-school students dislike talking about college tuition. Nearly half of parents would rather discuss…

Just a few years ago, employees had the upper hand — insisting on working remotely and job-hopping with abandon. But today, American workers are getting…

Did California’s attorney general and several other groups defame Exxon Mobil when they sued the oil giant last year over its role in widespread plastic…

President Trump’s first White House counsel, Donald F. McGahn II, had tense encounters with the president as he resisted Mr. Trump’s efforts to impede the…

An op-ed by Sharon Block: On this Labor Day, more than any in recent memory, there is widespread bipartisan support in Congress and across America…

Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe speaks to MSNBC’s Ali Velshi about the next steps after a federal appeals court declared most of the Trump tariffs…

Wisconsin has a record-high number of jobs and median wage, but there are signs that the economy is softening and changes in federal policy could…

An article by Eliza Martin: Utilities are private for-profit companies that enjoy state-granted monopolies to deliver gas and electricity. These companies, which rely on government-approved…

Data centers are driving up utility costs. As companies like Amazon and Meta pour billions into data centers across the country, it’s raising electricity bills.

An op-ed by Jesse Fried: It’s good news that the Securities and Exchange Commission is reconsidering 40-year-old rules that grant Chinese companies sweeping exemptions from the…

A group of health law experts told the U.S. Supreme Court that Colorado’s conversion therapy ban doesn’t violate healthcare providers’ First Amendment rights, arguing that…

Months before Antonio Gracias took a leading role in the “department of government efficiency’s” dismantling of the federal government, he was at Burning Man. In…

“Unfortunately for the public, the development of artificial intelligence data centers is pushing our power bills higher,” said Ari Peskoe, director of the Electricity Law…

They drank water from a toilet tank. They begged for food, for medical attention; one pleaded for sanitary pads. Many were transported to facilities far…

Fifteen years after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United that corporations have constitutional free-speech rights to spend money influencing elections, virtually all federal…

Last week, EPA employees received a surprising email. The government agency had already banned staff from conducting union business on agency time. Now they were…

President Donald Trump fired tens of thousands of federal workers to reshape the administration in his mold, but the legitimacy of his unprecedented removal of…

The “presumption of regularity,” a concept neither mentioned in the Constitution nor enshrined in any law, boils down to the notion that courts should give…

An op-ed written by Noah Feldman: The Supreme Court is asleep at the wheel when it comes to protecting free speech. The latest sign is the…