Vidya Mani, a visiting professor at Cornell University whose research focuses on global supply chains, says after a month of war, essential products such as fuel, fertilizer, metals, and chemicals have already been severely disrupted.

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As recess quickly approaches, House Republican leaders just rejected a Senate bill that would partially fund DHS, putting the GOP’s lack of strategy and coordination on full display says Cornell University expert Dan Lamb. 

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With the weather warming up in New York state, it’s time to check for ticks after spending the day outdoors.

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Minmo Gahng, assistant professor of finance at Cornell University, says Elon Musk has often criticized public markets, but a SpaceX IPO serves practical goals.

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Despite being a vocal opponent of mail-in voting, President Trump voted in Tuesday’s Florida state House special election by mail, but It's no surprise that Trump is hypocritically attacking mail-in balloting while also using it says Cornell University professor David Bateman.

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Several lawmakers announced a new bill to place a moratorium on the construction of AI data centers.

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The U.S. is on track for another record-breaking year for measles. Almost 1,500 measles cases have been reported so far – more than what’s typically expected for an entire year, according to the CDC.

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Anthropic is challenging the Department of War’s decision to designate it as a supply chain risk. A Tuesday hearing will focus specifically on the company’s request for a preliminary injunction which would block the designation from taking effect until the larger legal battle over is over.

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Landon Schnabel, an associate professor of sociology who studies religion and social change, says that while the headlines will focus on the obvious, Mullally being the first woman in the role, the more interesting story is how she got there so fast.

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Cathy Creighton, director of the Cornell University School of Industrial and Labor Relations Buffalo Co-Lab, says even though TSA and ICE employees both fall under the Department of Homeland Security, they are trained for very different jobs.

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