Music and the Body: Richard Powers on the Power of Song

Ancient mass grave in Serbia seen as a grisly show of power

Trump Says Tech Companies Should Build Their Own Power Plants for AI Data Centers

The Supreme Court's Tariff Decision Vindicates the Rule of Law and the Separation of Powers

My New Boston Globe Article on Why "Trump's New Tariffs are Another Dangerous Presidential Power Grab"

In Tariffs Dissent, Clarence Thomas Embraced a Dangerous Theory of Executive Power

Trump's Tantrum Over the Tariff Decision Highlights His Narcissistic Authoritarianism

Paleontologists Solve a Prehistoric Murder Mystery

Brickbat: Purging Records

In Praise of the Sketch

Diversity (the Civil Procedure Kind) and Self-Identification

Penny, a Doberman pinscher, wins the Westminster dog show

Even Without the 'Emergency' Powers SCOTUS Rejected, Trump Has a Bunch of Tariff Options

The Limits to Trump’s Power in America and the World

Next-Generation Nuclear Power Can Meet Data Center Energy Demand—If Regulations Allow It

Review: The Outer Worlds 2 Is a Video Game About Unchecked Corporate Power

Justice Barrett, Trump v. Slaughter, and Presidential Removal Power from 1989 to 2009

How These Caterpillars Use Their Body Hair to Listen for Danger

Trump’s Power Grab Over the Budget Is Breaking the Constitutional Design

Undoing as Remaking: How Abraham Lincoln Drew Poetry and Power from His Suicidal Depression

The poorly understood science of sensation. Music can make chocolate taste bitter; rice pudding can make you cry 

Music can calm, soothe, and delight. It can also provoke, disturb, bite. And for that, you need dissonance