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An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Should Catholic Charities be exempt from paying state unemployment taxes because it has a religious purpose? The Supreme Court heard…
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A DEA immigrant informant fears he could be deported: ‘It’s a matter of life and death’
April 3, 2025
These days, fear doesn’t leave him alone, the Honduran immigrant and Drug Enforcement Administration informant said, even when he’s working in construction or at home…
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State medical examiner still considers Sandra Birchmore’s death a suicide despite prosecution of ex-Stoughton officer
April 3, 2025
The federal government alleges a former Stoughton police detective murdered Sandra Birchmore, but seven months after his indictment, her death certificate still says that she…
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Across Harvard’s campus, some students and faculty members expressed frustration and fears about the Trump administration’s threat to cut off billions of dollars in federal…
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Over the last few months, Lee Zeldin, administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, has made explosive accusations against the Biden administration, accusing it of “insane”…
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The university community is in full outcry over President Trump’s higher education agenda, with academics describing it as an authoritarian crackdown, and former college presidents…
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The Trump administration has turned campaign promises to target universities into devastating action, pulling hundreds of millions in federal funds from Columbia University and the…
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Episode 3: Planet B
April 3, 2025
Elon Musk is a rocket man. He wants humans to become ‘a multi-planetary species’ and talks about establishing human settlements on Mars. As President Trump…
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Harvard Law professors warn efforts to punish legal firms threaten the rule of law: ‘We are all acutely concerned’
April 3, 2025
Dozens of Harvard Law School professors have signed a letter warning that efforts to undermine the independence of some of the country’s most prominent law…
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Harvard constitutional law scholar Laurence Tribe issued a stark warning Monday, cautioning why he believes dismissing the possibility of a third term for President Donald…
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A majority of the Harvard Law School faculty sent an unusual letter to their students over the weekend warning that the “rule of law” now…
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“Horrifying.” That’s what one consumer advocate calls a projected 90% increase in electricity prices for customers of electric utility, Entergy Louisiana, between 2018 and 2030.
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Episode 2: Dimension X
April 3, 2025
Elon Musk is reinventing himself as a kingmaker for the United States and the world. He wants to shape the future. But in this episode,…
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Experts from Harvard University have recommended establishing a dialogue with workers on formulating heat action plans. This is to tailor interventions for workers in different…
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A New York state court on Thursday blocked a Texas court from enforcing a fine of more than $100,000 against a New York doctor accused…
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On Monday, March 24, Catherine Eschbach, the new head of a civil rights agency within the Labor Department, sent an email to her staff introducing…
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On Oct. 12, 2023, Columbia University closed its gates. The ornate, iron fences were an $89,000 gift from the philanthropist George Delacorte. For years, their…
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In this time of crisis, let’s make better use of Canadians abroad to build our future
March 28, 2025
An article co-written by Steven Wang: As Canada’s sovereignty and economic resilience are being tested amid a mounting tariff war and broader global uncertainty, our…
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Should Tesla board, compliance rein in Musk? Expert says tech tycoon ‘doubly untouchable’
March 28, 2025
That may be because the South African-born billionaire, who likes to have a finger in every pie, may be spread too thin. In addition to…
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Episode 1: The Dark Knight
March 27, 2025
Elon Musk’s origin story keeps changing. First, he was Tony Stark, or Iron Man. Not too long ago, he compared himself to Batman. Arguments started…
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A Conversation With Randall Kennedy
March 27, 2025
Randall Kennedy is one of our most eminent scholars of race and the Constitution. He holds the Michael R. Klein chair at Harvard Law School.