Linda Shi, Global Public Voices, said there are limits to what infrastructure improvements such as larger storm pipes and road elevation can bring.

"There was a sense among some in the administration that keeping Powell at the top and having the other vacancies [go to left-leaning candidates] gave...

"I think it's a reasonable decision in the midst of the pandemic, but yes, the elimination of unvaccinated people is likely to affect the makeup of...

“There’s a realization that winning the war is as much a function of a nonmilitary tool like social media as it is about the bullets,” says Sarah...

“The worry is that if this [insider trading] happens often, people won't be as willing to buy stocks and they'd be less trusting of the market in...

In the New York Times: Shi is concerned that the model’s underlying data set — the Notre Dame Global Adaptation Initiative — is so strongly correlated...

Eswar Prasad, professor of economics and trade policy, discusses the political risks involved in investing in China.

A new law in Mexico is banning labor subcontracting. Lance Compa, senior lecturer at the ILR School, calls the legislation a “very significant” step....

This op-ed is written by Sidney Tarrow, professor of government and adjunct professor at the Cornell Law School. He argues many state “police...

“China’s growth trajectory is returning to a post-pandemic normal, with the government once again having to balance the imperative of maintaining...