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To Sit or Stand: Trump’s Challenge to Democrats a Key Moment in State of the Union Address
Robert Thompson, Trustee Professor in the Newhouse School, says the president’s years as star of “The Apprentice” honed his sense of showmanship and rhetorical timing.
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A $5 Billion Startup Wants AI To Cut Government Benefit Fraud. Experts Aren’t Sold Yet.
Baobao Zhang, associate professor in the Maxwell School, says that past government attempts to use automated systems for welfare fraud detection highlight the need for rigorous real-world evaluation.
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‘Shaken’ CNN Staffers Say They Fear What Paramount Takeover Would Mean for Newsroom
J. Christopher Hamilton, assistant professor in the Newhouse School, says the Paramount-Warner Bros. merger could undermine credible news coverage as Americans lose trust in legacy media.
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Pentagon Draws Scrutiny With Anthropic Threats, Defense Production Act
James Baker, professor in the College of Law, says there is a contradiction between threatening to designate a company as a supply chain risk while using the Defense Production Act to compel its services.
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Mike Haynie’s Message to Syracuse University Students: ‘You Are What Makes Orange So Special’
Chancellor-elect J. Michael Haynie spoke about being an active participant in the lives of students during the press conference announcing his appointment.
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How Do Olympians Like Eileen Gu Earn $23M? Here Are All the Ways
Rick Burton, professor emeritus in the Falk College, explains the “it factor” that helps athletes earn fans and sponsorship deals on and off of the playing field.