Kate Bronfenbrenner, a labor relations professor at Cornell University, offers insight into the Starbucks union strike and its potential impact on contract negotiations.

John Blume, director of the Death Penalty Project at Cornell University, comments on how political alignment among conservative governors influences the rise in executions.

David Reiss, a Cornell Law School professor, offers analysis on the drawbacks of 50-year mortgages in addressing housing affordability.

Tom Pepinsky, a professor of government at Cornell University specializing in Southeast Asian politics, provides analysis on how Suharto's legacy continues to shape Indonesian politics.

Fengqi You, a Cornell University professor, led a study modeling the environmental impact of AI infrastructure growth and potential mitigation strategies.

Thomas J. Campanella, a professor at Cornell University, analyzes the history and societal implications of the Bronx River Parkway and its influence on American highway planning.

Dr. Sally Permar, Chair of Pediatrics at Weill Cornell, explains how lower Medicaid reimbursements affect pediatricians' earnings.

Adriana Reyes, assistant professor in the Brooks School, explains the limitations of relying on proximity to extended family for emergency childcare.

Dr. Emily Finkelstein, geriatrician at Weill Cornell Medicine, discusses practical exercise considerations for healthy aging and highlights the importance of adjusting fitness routines as we grow older.

Daniele Visioni, a Cornell University climate scientist, questions the efficiency of cloud seeding for pollution reduction in heavily polluted conditions.

Ana C. Krieger, director at Weill Cornell Medicine, highlights the importance of understanding individual sleep preferences for optimizing health.

Tashara Leak, associate professor of nutrition, highlights the impact of the SNAP benefits pause on vulnerable families, noting they are already rationing food in anticipation of losing assistance.