Professor Larry Jacobs was interviewed for this editorial that criticizes leading Republican Party leaders for attacking the legitimacy of government institutions.
Professor Larry Jacobs said in this story that the relationship between Fairview Health Services and the University’s academic medical center is “very troubled,” so it’s unclear what the future holds.
Professor Larry Jacobs was quoted in this story on US Rep. Tom Emmer's success in raising money for the Republican Party, which is an expectation for him as the Republican majority whip in the House of Representatives.
Professor Larry Jacobs is quoted in this story on US Rep. Dean Phillips's potential to run for president, challenging incumbent Joe Biden in the Democratic primary.
Professor Larry Jacobs was quoted in this story about the trend of red states defying the authority of the federal government and the US Supreme Court.
This editorial highlights a new state law—based in part on research conducted by Humphrey School Policy Fellows—that allows people with pregnancy-related impairments like difficulty walking to be eligible for disabled parking tags for their vehicles.
Professor Larry Jacobs reacted to a social media post from a local GOP chapter comparing President Joe Biden to notorious dictators in response to the indictment of former President Donald Trump.
Professor Larry Jacobs was interviewed after former President Donald Trump was indicted on felony charges in the Mar-a-Lago documents case. “The charges are serious, but I don’t know if it’s going to dislodge his loyal supporters,” said Jacobs.
Professor Larry Jacobs was quoted in this editorial, saying the Supreme Court is strenuously resisting calls for it to follow a code of conduct. "It is jealous of its prerogative and does not want to … have a code used to scrutinize them. That's preposterous.”
Former President Donald Trump's arraignment on 34 felony charges is "a momentous occasion ... one that we should be sober about," said Professor Larry Jacobs in an interview for this story reacting to the news.