Ted Cruz

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Laurence Tribe.

‘I developed a sense of the enormous, great luck in managing to survive, giving me a strong feeling that I had an obligation to pay it forward’

As he prepares to retire, Laurence Tribe retraces his path from teen immigrant math whiz to leading constitutional law scholar and admired professor

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DateJune 24, 2020September 8, 2020

Harvard President Larry Bacow speaking in Washington, D.C.

Bacow sits down with lawmakers

Harvard president airs University’s concerns on immigration policy, visas

World|

DateJuly 17, 2019July 17, 2019

During a forum at Harvard Law School, Laurence Tribe, the Carl M. Loeb University Professor and Professor of Constitutional Law, argued that Sen. Ted Cruz is ineligible to hold the presidency, using what he called Cruz’s own strict interpretation of the Constitution.

A question of citizenship

Legal scholars debate Cruz’s eligibility to serve as president

World|

DateFebruary 5, 2016March 4, 2019

“The great sound you heard was a great sigh of relief from the Republican establishment when it became clear that Marco Rubio was going to run third in Iowa,”
veteran newsman Bob Schieffer told his Kennedy School audience. “As of right now, I think you still have to say Trump is the favorite to get the Republican nomination.”

Trump hasn’t lost his edge, Schieffer says

Veteran reporter shares views on presidential race ahead of N.H.

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DateFebruary 4, 2016

Institute of Politics Director Trey Grayson (from left) moderated a discussion with Ana Navarro, who is a 2013 fall fellow at the IOP; Paul Begala, a Democratic strategist; Karen Finney, a former director of communications for the Democratic National Committee; and Robert Costa, Washington editor for the National Review.

Don’t look now: It’s election ’16

Strategists and media say it’s not too soon to handicap a fresh presidential field

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DateOctober 24, 2013