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Fletcher’s Michael Glennon comments on the US House of Representatives’ passage of a measure seeking to halt Trump from taking further military action amid growing opposition to the war.

Fletcher Visiting Professor Arash Reisinezhad comments on the role China and Russia will play in the resolution of the U.S.-Iran war, explaining “why both Moscow and Beijing have strong incentives to preserve stability in Iran and maintain cooperative relations with Tehran.”

This article highlights the work of School of Medicine’s Ndidiamaka Amutah-Onukagha, founder and director of the Center of Black Maternal Health and Reproductive Justice, to advance research, policy, and community-driven solutions that center Black women and maternal health equity.

Distinguished Professor, Friedman School Dean Emeritus, and FIMI Director Dariush Mozaffarian discusses John Hancock’s new Vitality program, which incentivizes policyholders to make healthy choices, such as going to the gym, tracking sleep, and buying healthy foods, that translate into points and reward perks. Mozaffarian was an advisor on the program's dietary incentives.

Fletcher’s Ken Pucker comments on fast fashion brand Shein's acquisition of sustainability-focused retailer Everlane, noting that the “irony is inescapable."

School of Medicine’s Linden Hu is quoted throughout this article on efforts to develop vaccines and anti-tick treatments to combat the spread of Lyme disease.

Fletcher’s Ken Pucker comments on fashion brand Shein's rumored acquisition of sustainability-focused retailer Everlane, noting that the gap between sustainable and “unsustainable” fashion brands is "not all that vast” but brands can still differentiate themselves through greater transparency and sustainability.

Fletcher’s Michael Glennon is quoted throughout this article examining why Congress can do little to end wars.

The Friedman School’s Sean Cash joins GBH’s The Curiosity Desk to discuss the history of industrialized, synthetic fertilizer and how the war in Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is impacting the price and manufacturing of fertilizer in North America.