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For a time, Lawrence Lessig wasn’t just a famous law professor at Harvard University. He was the Internet’s lawyer. Now, Lessig is running for president of the United States as a Democrat. He’s gone ...

Harvard legal scholar Lawrence Lessig is running for US president as a Democrat on a single issue: reform. He’s calling his platform the Citizen Equality Act (CEA), which if adopted by Congress, would ...

NEW YORK--Lawrence Lessig, Stanford University law professor and co-founder of the new Change Congress project, gave the audience at the Personal Democracy Forum conference a brief history lesson on ...

Confirming weeks of speculation, Larry Lessig, the Stanford University law professor and "free culture" icon, has confessed that yes indeed, he's considering a run for the U.S. Congress this year. The ...

Harvard professor and potential 2016 White House hopeful Lawrence Lessig is grateful for Donald Trump. Lessig may soon jump into the presidential race as a Democrat and deplores many of the things ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Clinton appeared for three minutes and 12 seconds on the Oct. 3 season premiere of “Saturday Night Live” and, after NBC gave ...

April appears to be shaping up as National Slag Lawrence Lessig Month. Last week, there was RedState's ill-starred effort to turn the Stanford legal scholar (and Barack Obama supporter) into the next ...

Harvard Law professor Lawrence Lessig is ending his campaign for the presidency, citing revised rules that would have again kept him off next week's Democratic debate stage. The campaign-finance ...

In a lawsuit filed in Massachusetts federal court, Lessig accused the Times of publishing a “false and defamatory” story with a headline and lede that served as “clickbait.” The New York Times story, ...

With just a couple days to go before the Electoral College officially votes for the next president of the United States, Harvard University law professor Larry Lessig has claimed there are as many as ...