“Corruption is deeper than whether someone is making backroom deals. Instead, it’s a sense that the game itself is rigged in favor of a select few,” says Sarah Kreps, director of the Tech Policy Institute.

Barry Strauss, professor of history, says “The rules they followed in Rome were not necessarily applied in godforsaken Eboracum. So, although the man was probably not a gladiator, he may indeed have been one. Burial in the gladiator cemetery is certainly an argument in favor of that theory.”

Karim-Aly S. Kassam writes about the role of Canada after remarks from President Trump about taking it over.

A stop-work order from the DOD put on hold a team’s plans to map and stress-test semiconductor supply chains. The team is led by Sarah Kreps (PACS).

For 160 years, Cornell University has carried out groundbreaking international work that turns bold ideas into solutions and improves lives abroad and in the United States.

Sarah Kreps (PACS) writes that loss of government support for academic research will cause the U.S. to “sacrifice its advantage in innovation.”

Nicholas Mulder, assistant professor of history, discusses the history of Trump's imposition of tariffs on China.