Media Mentions

The National Archives has added the Emancipation Proclamation and the 19th Amendment to the grand central rotunda of its headquarters in Washington, the first additions…

This year could be a critical one for court decisions that redefine how U.S. copyright law applies to generative AI. More than 70 infringement lawsuits…

Partisan differences in judicial review of National Labor Relations Board decisions are poised to expand as the Trump administration adds even more judges to courts…

Trump administration officials took an unprecedented step Tuesday, declaring that all oil and gas activity on federal waters in the Gulf of Mexico is exempt…

It’s a familiar saga in today’s credit markets: A debt-saddled company restructures and some of its lenders band together to defend their rights. But when…

The Midwest’s data center boom requires a vast electrical transmission buildout to keep servers online, and transmission developers are clamoring for a share of the…

Ross Weiser isn’t like most lawyers. Rather than spending hours digging through documents and responding to client emails, on a typical day he oversees a…

Juries in federal and state courts said this week in a pair of bellwether cases that tech companies are liable for public health harms to…

In retaliation for the ongoing U.S.–Israeli war, Iran responded with a novel form of counterattack. For the first time in military history, private sector data…

The Declaration of Independence, with its assertion of human equality, is akin to America’s “vision statement,” said Philip Deloria, Leverett Saltonstall Professor of History. He…

Judges are turning up the volume. One compared her district’s ballooning caseload to a demigod’s battle against a mythological monster. Another sought to buttress his…

Glenn Cohen, Harvard Law School, joins ‘Fast Money’ to talk what the ruling against Meta could mean for the social media space as a whole.

The Pentagon is behind the first-ever request to convene the “God Squad” to exempt all oil and gas operations in the Gulf of Mexico from…

The practice of reporting on the environment starts with a working knowledge of a range of scientific disciplines. One of them is chemistry. To wit:…

Michael Minogue has pitched himself as “a new kind of governor” for Massachusetts, a no-nonsense political outsider who voters can trust to run the state…

The US Supreme Court threw out a copyright-infringement verdict against Cox Communications Inc., dealing a major blow to music industry efforts to hold internet providers…

Meta suffered stinging rebukes in two high-profile court cases this week, adding to the company’s challenges as it tries to navigate an increasingly complex social…

The Midwest’s data center boom requires a vast electrical transmission buildout to keep servers online, and transmission developers are clamoring for a share of the…

Two taxpayer groups and a tax counsel association urged the U.S. Supreme Court to hear a woman’s appeal over liabilities triggered by a fraudulent preparer,…

An article co-written by Kristen Eichensehr: In late December, in what seemed like the end of a five-year saga, TikTok agreed to spin off its…

The Trump administration has sued over accusations of antisemitism at Harvard University and the University of California, Los Angeles. Its investigators have surveyed people at…