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"He has bent too far backwards in order to avoid seeming pro-Biden," says Harvard scholar Laurence Tribe

Law professor’s new book offers a stark warning about loopholes that could let Republicans overturn the election

Key chapters in the history of Facebook, the world's biggest social media application, launched 20 years ago.

Leading players and Harvard academics gathered to discuss how to further anti-discriminatory aims at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground

Harvard researchers have recently made a breakthrough in rechargeable battery technology that could lead to safer, longer-lasting, and more efficient batteries.

An excerpt from this article in Saturday's New Yorker (the whole thing is much worth reading): Sometime in the twenty-tens, it became common for students to speak of feeling unsafe when they heard things that offended them…. [C]olleagues at other schools [besides the law school] within Harvard and elsewhere feared…

Representative has become his most powerful ally in Congress – and her name is frequently mentioned as a potential running mate

The rise of right-wing populism across the globe entails solid structural change especially in academia

A new Harvard analysis finds people across income levels got squeezed by rent hikes during the pandemic. The market has lost millions of low-rent places, and new construction is mostly high-end.