“I would say that (Gorham) would not be authorized to arrest or interrogate or search anyone,'' says Jaclyn Kelley-Widmer, assistant clinical professor of law. "And his action seems to be adjacent to be making an arrest or part of making an arrest. So it probably is unlawful under this statute.’’

Francine Blau, professor in the ILR School, is quoted extensively throughout this piece on the cost of child-care and how various households in the U.S. must approach it.

“If you required a license for each tweet that gets posted, that would make Twitter impossible,” says James Grimmelman professor of law. “It doesn’t make firearm sales impossible.”

Victoria Beard, professor of city & regional planning, says water scarcity will continue to be a problem until governments pay to overhaul their water systems.

"For too long, urban policymakers and governments have turned a blind eye to the problem of untreated human waste in cities, and pretended, because it was handled by households and out of sight, that the problem was taken care of," says Victoria Beard, professor of city & regional planning. 

“Natural gas production in the United States is leaking somewhere in the neighborhood of 3.5 percent of the gas we produce into the atmosphere which is, you know a relatively small amount of gas if you think about it… But that 3.5 percent is enough to do severe damage to the climate” says Robert Howarth, professor of ecology and evolutionary biology.

“The signing of the Phase 1 deal would represent a welcome, even if modest, de-escalation of trade hostilities between China and the U.S.,” says Eswar Prasad, senior professor of trade policy. “But it hardly addresses in any substantive way the fundamental sources of trade and economic tensions between the two sides, which will continue to fester.’’

"These organizations and foundations have burrowed into the Democratic Party to try to push it in a certain direction with regard to education reform," says visiting lecturer in the ILR School, Lee Howard Adler.

“Tankers meet a need in the short and medium-term,” says Victoria Beard, a professor of city & regional planning. “You can function without electricity, but not without water. And where you have no alternatives, you’re going to have all sorts of players filling the gap.”

Kate Bronfenbrenner, senior lecturer in the ILR School, says, “They're the model that unions should look to for representation and organizing.”

“The United States has spent decades building an international legal order and now risks being branded as a rogue nation,” says vice dean of Cornell Law School Jens David Ohlin.

"You’d be astounded by the analysis we’ve seen of products on the shelf with virtually no CBD in them,” says professor of clinical nutrition at CVM Joseph Wakshlag. “Or products with 2 milligrams per milliliter, when an effective concentration would be between 25 and 75 milligrams per milliliter. There are plenty of folks looking to make a dollar rather than produce anything that’s really beneficial.”