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Cornell University assistant computer science professor John Thickstun commented on the marketing motives behind AI safety narratives.

Associated Press

Miguel Gomez, a Cornell University professor, discussed how $100-per-barrel oil increases food prices through supply chain effects.

The Hill

Cornell government professor Steve Israel argues that President Trump’s revived election-fraud rhetoric and regal White House renovations are warnings that his administration may seek to exploit political chaos and undermine democratic institutions ahead of the 2026 midterms.

Forbes

Chekitan Dev, a professor at Cornell's Nolan School of Hotel Administration, describes soft hotel brands as a 'genius' model for the hospitality industry.

CNBC

Cornell University is conducting a clinical trial for GLP-1 weight-loss drugs in overweight cats.

Gizmodo

Paige Cunningham, an assistant professor in the Division of Nutritional Sciences at Cornell, co-authored research on how drinking water with meals can increase calorie intake.

Marketplace

Erica Groshen, senior economic advisor at Cornell's School of Industrial and Labor Relations, explains how stagnant real earnings and reduced job-changing are affecting worker purchasing power.
 

CNN

Environmental microbiologist Don Stoeckel, a long-term collaborator with the Cornell National Good Agricultural Practices Program, provides insight on safe produce preparation during the cyclosporiasis outbreak.

The Hill

Margy O’Herron, a fellow in Cornell’s Migration and Human Rights Program, warns of due process erosion in U.S. immigration courts.
 

Agence France-Press

Daniele Visioni, assistant professor in Cornell University's Department of Earth and Atmospheric Science, refutes the claim that 5G is causing European heatwaves and explains the real scientific causes of such phenomena.
 

The Atlantic

Valerie Reyna, a Cornell University professor and neuroscience researcher, explains how genetic test results can be confusing and do not directly equate to disease risk.

The New York Times

Kate Manne, a Cornell University philosophy professor, authors the essay examining modern masculinity, social media influences, and male beauty standards.