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Household food waste highlighted in new MITRE-Gallup report
January 10, 2024
A new report, “The State of Food Waste In America,” was released by Gallup and the federal research organization MITRE in November. The report provides…
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Donald Trump, the chief propagator of false “birther” claims first against then-President Barack Obama and later against Sen. Ted Cruz, has a new target: Nikki…
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OpenAI, the pioneering company behind ChatGPT, has joined forces with WHOOP, Hint Health, and Summer Health to revolutionise the health and fitness industry with the…
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It’s a new year, but old arguments are still playing out—perhaps even more so now as the majority of people are once again returning to…
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With democracy on the ballot in 2024, it’s hard not to view even judicial news through a political lens. But beware of pundits and scholars…
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Biden admin to finalize most climate rules in early 2024
January 8, 2024
The first four months of 2024 is go time for EPA climate rules. The agency has already finalized parts of the Biden administration’s ambitious first-term…
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Animal rights activist Wayne Hsiung had moments when he imagined another future, one where he stayed comfortably ensconced at a high-powered law firm doing securities…
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Netanyahu’s Ambition Will Survive Israeli Court Ruling
January 5, 2024
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: In a rare bit of good news from Israel, the country’s High Court of Justice has issued a landmark judgment…
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Could a Trump Win Put His Running Mate in Office?
January 5, 2024
An essay by Jeannie Suk Gersen: How have we allowed one man to wreak so much havoc on our democracy? Years after Donald Trump was…
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Donald Trump is seeking to overturn Maine’s Secretary of State Shenna Bellows’s decision to bar him from appearing on the state’s ballot arguing that he…
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‘Steamboat Willie’ is now in the public domain. What does that mean for Mickey Mouse?
January 5, 2024
An early Walt Disney movie featuring the first appearance of Mickey Mouse is among the copyrighted works from 1928 moving into the public domain on…
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One of the first things Donald Trump did after arriving at the White House in 2017 was make it easier for employers to get away…
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Why Were There So Many Strikes in 2023?
January 5, 2024
It was called the “summer of strikes” or “hot strike summer” – only the movement continued into fall and winter, too. More than half a…
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Will labor unions maintain their momentum in 2024?
January 5, 2024
One major theme in the U.S. economy this year: Organized labor became more visible and vocal. It was helped by the highest level of public…
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Should the Fourteenth Amendment Be Used to Disqualify Trump?
January 5, 2024
“We travel in uncharted territory,” the Colorado Supreme Court observed on Tuesday, as it ruled that Donald Trump’s name cannot appear on that state’s Republican…
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Erin Burnett Out Front
January 5, 2024
Professor Laurence Tribe provides commentary on Rudy Giuliani’s recent file for bankruptcy and more.
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Can Colorado remove Trump from the ballot?
January 5, 2024
Should former President Donald Trump be “disqualified” from running for president under a provision of the Constitution? That’s a big question the U.S. Supreme Court…
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5 Big Ideas for Improving the Endangered Species Act
January 5, 2024
Given its longstanding status as one of America’s strongest environmental laws, some of the Endangered Species Act’s most loyal champions are wary of pointing out…
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Why Alvin Bragg’s hush money case is an excellent Plan B for holding Trump accountable
January 5, 2024
An article by Laurence Tribe: The potential delay of Donald Trump’s federal criminal trial on charges of conspiring to interfere with the 2020 election raises…
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Finding right mix on campus speech policies
December 15, 2023
The central question facing the nation’s college and universities, which have been roiled by protests since the deadly surprise Oct. 7 attack by Hamas on…
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SCOTUS Won’t Review Texas Curbs on Grid Project Competition
December 15, 2023
The U.S. Supreme Court will not hear an appeal by Texas officials of a lower court decision that struck down a state law allowing only…