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Trump claims blue states have less-reliable, more expensive electricity. Here’s the reality
February 6, 2026
Electricity costs are climbing nearly everywhere in the United States. But, in recent months, the Trump administration has framed the problem as one impacting only…
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International Law for Some, but Not for All
February 6, 2026
An op-ed by Rayhan Asat: At Davos, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney drew applause for his plea to middle powers to “build a new order…
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Undoing Utah National Monument Protections Risks Legal Chaos
February 6, 2026
Republicans have a clear path to open national monuments to mining and fossil fuels by tossing out Biden-era conservation plans, but legal analysts say such…
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New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University announces star-studded opening night
February 6, 2026
The 5th Annual New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University will open its 2026 event with a major conversation marking the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary.
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Big Tech’s Pledges on US Power Bills Leave Unanswered Questions
February 6, 2026
Surging US utility bills are fueling political ire about the cost of living, and the artificial intelligence boom is partly to blame. Tech giants including…
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How Trump’s Ally at the Fed Is Remaking Bank Oversight
January 30, 2026
In September, President Trump’s pick to oversee banking supervision at the Federal Reserve met with the top officials from the central bank’s 12 regional districts and delivered…
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If ICE Can Kill With Impunity, the Rule of Law Is Already Gone
January 30, 2026
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: If ICE agents can shoot civilians at point-blank range and never be held accountable, then we aren’t living under the…
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How AI deepfakes have skirted revenge porn laws
January 30, 2026
Federal and state governments have outlawed “revenge porn,” the nonconsensual online sharing of sexual images of individuals, often by former partners. Last year, South Carolina…
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Minnesotans begin economic strike against ICE
January 30, 2026
Hundreds of businesses in Minnesota closed on Friday and thousands of protesters turned out in severely cold weather to demonstrate against the ongoing immigration crackdown…
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The fallout from EPA’s pollution shift
January 30, 2026
President Trump’s EPA is raising alarms with a shift in how it weighs the benefits of air pollution rules, with critics warning they’ll lead to…
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Kirkland’s About-Face on Optimum Shows Credit Market’s Clout
January 30, 2026
Kirkland & Ellis’s withdrawal from a bruising corporate-credit battle signals the firm’s choice of priorities for its leading debt finance and restructuring business after getting…
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New Jersey Governor’s Electricity Obsession Is a Warning
January 30, 2026
Executive Order No. 1s aren’t usually directed at electricity bills. But that was how New Jersey’s Governor Mikie Sherrill recently kicked off her tenure. In declaring an emergency…
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There’s a new litmus test for parenting, and it’s all about what you share (and hide) online
January 30, 2026
When Deena Lang lost her job at a radio station during the pandemic, she decided to go all in on social media. She racked up…
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ICE’s Actions Are Gutting the Fourth Amendment
January 30, 2026
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: It’s official: ICE is trying to destroy the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, the one that protects us against unreasonable…
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Every week, more than 230 million people ask ChatGPT for health and wellness advice, according to OpenAI. The company says that many see the chatbot…
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Boston Public Radio 1/29
January 30, 2026
Chuck Todd joins for news of the day, asking a novel question: “Is This a Tipping Point” in America?Andrea Cabral discusses the legislators moving to…
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Is inclusionary zoning illegal?
January 23, 2026
The old multifamily houses on Columbia Street in Cambridge aren’t much to look at, but they caught the eye of Patrick Barrett, a local developer…
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Tribe: GOP theatrics during Jack Smith’s testimony show ‘future of our country’ is at stake
January 23, 2026
Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe joins MS NOW’s Lawrence O’Donnell to discuss how special prosecutor Jack Smith’s testimony to the House Judiciary Committee showed how…
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Big tech is increasingly promising to pay for spiking power costs. But there’s not much to enforce it
January 23, 2026
As an electricity crunch drives bills higher around the country, big tech companies building power-hungry data centers are increasingly offering to pay for more of…
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Troubled companies that seek to avoid costly US bankruptcy proceedings by striking controversial deals with creditors overwhelmingly default within three years, new research shows, raising…
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The Supreme Court Doesn’t Want to Break the Fed
January 22, 2026
An op-ed by Noah Feldman: It seems very highly probable that the Supreme Court will allow Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook to remain in office despite…