Media Mentions

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…

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…

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…

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…

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.

An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Donald Trump’s latest executive order requires the Election Assistance Commission to make it harder to prove citizenship in order to…

Hundreds of Harvard professors on Wednesday called on university leaders to push back against the federal government’s “ongoing attacks on American universities,” saying in a…

Genetic testing company 23andMe announced on Sunday that it has filed for bankruptcy due to low demand for its ancestry kits and after a 2023…

President Trump pushed on Tuesday to hand the executive branch unprecedented influence over how federal elections are run, signing a far-reaching and legally dubious order…

New York Attorney General Letitia James on Tuesday urged 23andMe (ME.O), opens new tab customers to secure their data in light of rising privacy concerns…

The first time Oregon state representative Pam Marsh tried to tighten the leash on the data center industry, she learned the hard way that its…

Over the weekend, genetic testing and biotechnology company 23andMe filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Founded in 2006, the company became popular with millions of Americans…

An article by Laurence Tribe: Less than seven weeks into Donald Trump’s second term as president, his administration has set off a new wave of…

At Duke University, an elite school teeming with stars, Ben Abram shone among the brightest. Media reports from his undergraduate years, 2003 to 2007, portray…

About 500 staffers at the Securities & Exchange Commission have agreed to leave the agency in response to its $50,000 buyout and deferred-resignation offers, according…

As Donald Trump aggressively seeks revenge against multiple foes in the US, he’s waging a vendetta using executive orders and social media against judges, law…

An 0p-ed by Ashley Nunes: A signature Biden-era climate rule is set to disappear. This month, the Environmental Protection Agency announced it would slash dozens…

As concerns grow that Donald Trump is leading America into a constitutional crisis, Harvard Law School Professor Emeritus Laurence Tribe says that’s the wrong way…

One year ago, Utah lawmakers unanimously enacted new religious liberty protections, bucking the national trend toward skepticism that’s led some legislators to put “religious freedom”…

A recent paper published in the New England Journal of Medicine calls for regulations to protect customers’ personal and genetic data in light of biotech…

Red states are launching efforts to limit renewables deployment on the grid, Nick writes. Why it matters: State legislators will be crucial to the national…