Media Mentions

An op-ed by Ann Linder, Research Fellow, Brooks McCormick Animal Law & Policy Program at HLS, and Dale Jamieson: In October, the Biden administration released its National…

In “The Empire Strikes Back,” Darth Vader, the galaxy’s greatest villain, overcomes Luke Skywalker in a lightsaber duel, reveals he is his father, and attempts…

An Arkansas lawmaker shocked onlookers this week when he asked a transgender health care professional about her genitals at a hearing on a bill that…

A taxpayer advocacy group asked the Sixth Circuit to overturn a decision that a check sent by the Internal Revenue Service to a Tennessee couple…

MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell speaks to Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe about new reporting that former Vice President Mike Pence is expected cite the Constitution’s speech…

Last year’s climate spending law doesn’t require EPA to pump $20 billion into a national green bank. But the agency could still create something along…

The recent massive firing of professionals in the tech industry is a nightmare for those on H-1B visas, an Indian-American technology entrepreneur and academic has…

An op-ed by Noah Feldman: Pressure is rising on the US Supreme Court to adopt an ethics code. On its face, this sounds reasonable. What’s…

Today on Boston Public Radio: We started the show with listener reactions to the U.S. military shooting down multiple unidentified objects in North American airspace.

An article co-written by Alexa Rosenbloom: In their commentary in the Jan. 30 issue, “Time to bring Small Claims Court into 21st century,” debt collection…

Harvard Law School is conducting a new study that will pay bail for select Texas inmates. KSAT reported that the study is paying bail for…

Did former President Donald J. Trump consume detailed information about foreign countries while in office? How extensively did he seek information about whether voting machines…

An article by Esme Caramello: The Housing Court was created in 1971 to bring specialized expertise and resources to the complex legal, social and economic…

For the third day in a row, a district judge in Wichita has heard testimony that the Kansas death penalty law is racially biased and…

In recent years, questions regarding what constitutes antisemitism have reached the forefront of our politics. This discourse is no longer confined to academia and the…

A Harvard Law School student who allegedly attacked a fellow law student last month was charged with a hate crime. Police were called to Langdell…

An op-ed by Terri Gerstein: Why should your boss be able to stop you from getting a new job? There’s no good reason, which is…

In response to the movement to boycott, divest from, and sanction Israel (BDS), a majority of U.S. states have enacted regulations preventing public institutions from…

What exactly is a snitch, and why is the use of informants so corrosive to criminal justice? This week, Adam is joined by Alexandra Natapoff…

Perturbed when an artist made a digital version of its coveted Birkin handbag with a reproduction of a mature fetus inside it, the luxury fashion…

This is a proposal to the Biden administration on how it might get the debt ceiling law declared unconstitutional by a federal court before the…