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Jake Goodman (MBA ‘26) shares his reminders of patriotism

Dawn arrives for a new, yet old, American populism

How CPG brands launch, test, and learn in real time. In a pivotal case that could reshape the nation’s electoral landscape, the Supreme Court is set to decide whether Louisiana’s newly drawn congressional map — crafted to amplify voting power — crosses a constitutional line by prioritizing race over neutral redistricting principles. The paradox at the heart of this legal showdown — ensuring fair representation while avoiding racial gerrymandering — has the nation holding its

And what, if anything, should we do about it? Before arriving at Harvard Business School, I was warned that the U.S. was deeply polarized. Yet after a month here, I’m not sure I can confirm that because nobody actually talks about politics. Coming from the UK, where criticizing politicians is practically a national sport, the silence feels… unusual. So why is that? 1. Are There No Strong Opinions? Or, more precisely, no strong political  opinions? We’re at the cradle of capit

The muddled economics underpinning modern politics. “When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do, sir?”  Many of us hold...