MIT Transit Lab to develop an AI platform for public transit agencies

How the Culture War Put Public Schools at Risk

On FOI Requests and Other Benefits of Working at a Public University

TikTok's $100 Million Settlement With Alabama Is No Win for the Public

Federal Courts Are Running a Surplus Charging for Public Records

Good Growth Requires the Right Public Finance

NFL Player's Penis Size Is a 'Matter of Legitimate Public Concern,' Says Court

The Protect College Sports Act Passed the Senate. It Faces a Tougher Road in the House—and in the Courts.

Jewish Community Center's Lawsuit Against "Goyim Defense League" Can Go Forward

The Opposing Forces Reshaping Global Finance

Poem by Jim Culleny

Brendan Carr's Vendetta Against ABC Conflates the 'Public Interest' With Trump's Personal Grievances

China’s Platform State and the AI Race

Half the Public Wants To Pause AI. Would Regulation Actually Make It Safer?

As Police Misuse Flock Cameras, 2 Senators From Opposite Parties Demand More Oversight

Pennsylvania Sen. Douglas Mastriano's Lawsuit Related to His Ph.D. Dissertation Mostly Thrown Out

For four years, a fellow saxophonist taped John Coltrane's gigs: 26-plus hours of music. His subterfuge is our gift

Harold Cruse was as pure an autodidact as any 20th-century university scholar. Tuskegee wouldn't hire him. Michigan gave him tenure

MIT welcomes David Siegel SM ’86, PhD ’91 as its next Innovation Fellow

Fertility clinics are offering young mitochondria in controversial fertility technique

Conservatism’s Faultline