Featured series 
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Is it time to start cutting red tape on government programs?
Journalist’s new book argues ‘administrative burden’ unfairly hits nation’s most vulnerable hardest, suggests solutions
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Old global order has been ‘ruptured.’ What will new one look like?
Law School initiative examines U.S. national security, role of Congress, emergence of AI in bid to prepare future leaders amid seismic shifts
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One effort to safeguard humanity: AI ‘constitutions’
Berkman Klein Center heard calls to keep models ‘honest, helpful, harmless.’ It’s a work in progress.
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Record 38% of new vehicle sales to be EVs in 2030, study finds
Report sees strong growth despite recent loss of federal incentives
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Linda Bilmes is doing the math
Kennedy School budget analyst has made it her life’s mission to elucidate the heavy toll of war: ‘If we don’t account for something, we don’t value it.’
Part of the Profiles of Progress series 
Data Visualization
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Why John Coltrane still matters
Jazz experts, scholars detail how iconic saxophonist, who would have turned 100 this year, reshaped most American musical genre
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What it’s really like to be young
Harvard faculty recommend books that capture youth in all its joy and agony
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What ‘good luck’ means to a coal miner
Berlin artist explores labor, pride, and unsung heroes of Germany’s ‘economic miracle’ in Harvard exhibit
