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Xi Meets Trump After 10 Days Out of Public Eye Amid Health Speculation

Allen Carlson, a Cornell University associate professor of government and expert on Chinese foreign policy, provides analysis on the U.S.-China summit and its geopolitical implications. Carlson also spoke with NBC News on the summit, and with Real Clear Politics on how Trump's pause on arms sales to Taiwan intersects with the Taiwan Relations Act and U.S.-China relations.

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In 200-Page Report, Cornell Confronts the Crisis in American Higher Education

Coverage of Cornell’s Future of the American University report, which follows similar efforts at peer institutions. The WSJ noted that Cornell offered "a gentler approach and a more capacious central recommendation: To find their footing in the age of artificial intelligence, universities must graduate students with a broader, more human-centered judgment."

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