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The cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in President Trump’s “big beautiful bill” will have a devastating impact on food-insecure families and the communities in which they live, according to University of Southern California sociologist Leah Gose, PhD ’23.

National Public Radio's Michel Martin speaks with Adrianna McIntyre, PhD '21, assistant professor of health policy and politics at Harvard, about how the GOP spending bill would impact Medicaid.

2025 Harvard Horizons Scholar Andrew O'Donohue explores the complexities of democratic resilience in his project, "Law versus Democracy: Why Courts Defend or Undermine Democracy in Turkey, Israel, and Beyond."

An AI co-worker absorbs processes, protocols and data from the repeated actions of the team, and presents insights and solutions much faster than its human counterparts, writes Rohan Murty, PhD '11, the founder of Workfabric AI / Soroco writes.

Professor Danielle Allen, PhD '01, looks back to ancient days in Athens and Rome, especially to Aristotle, to consider democracy and its corruptions—in oligarchy and other ways.

Veronica Peterson, PhD ’25, explores how 19th-century Chinese immigrants used home cooking to preserve culture, foster care, and resist exclusion.