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Via the Project on Predatory Student Lending The harsh reality is that the burdens of student debt are not shared equally. Students of color borrow more on average than other students seeking the …
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Via the Semester in Washington Blog So far in Washington, 2019 has been dominated by talk of the shutdown, immigration policy and “The Wall.” That’s likely to continue another few weeks — at least — …
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Via The Semester in Washington Blog By: Johnathan Wroblewski, Lecturer on Law for the Semester in Washington Externship For the presidency of Donald Trump, 2019 has ushered in a new and very …
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Via Procedurally Taxing By: Carl Smith This is an update on two cases discussed by Keith Fogg in a recent post. The post primarily discussed the case of Chandler v. United States, 2018 U.S. Dist. …
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Via Wired By: Susan Crawford When you make a phone call, I'm willing to bet you don't think of the phone line as having free speech rights of its own. That phone line has one job: getting the …
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Via the Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinic This podcast will spotlight efforts to bridge the political divide in the U.S. through dialogue and collaborative processes, profiling the …