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Mark Weinstock, clinical associate professor, economics, spoke to the Associated Press on the presidential campaign and the differences between the major candidates’ economic plans. “The biggest differences [between Trump’s and Harris’s plans] are in housing and taxes. Harris would like to offer first time homeowners a $25,000 grant in order to make a down payment on a home. The other main difference between the two candidates is without doubt in terms of taxes. Trump will cut taxes far more than Harris will.”

Clinical Associate Professor of Economics Mark Weinstock, MA, spoke to PIX 11 about the economic implications of Walgreens' plan to close 1,200 stores nationwide.

Cindy Kanusher, Esq., Executive Director of the ̨��SWAGWomen’s Justice Center (PWJC) at the Elisabeth Haub School of Law has been named to 914INC. Magazine’s list of “2024 Women in Business,” recognizing influential and inspirational female executives, entrepreneurs, and leaders in Westchester County. This well-deserved honor highlights Cindy's unwavering dedication to providing trauma-informed, culturally sensitive legal support to victims and survivors of interpersonal abuse. Her work stands as a beacon of hope, delivering safety, security, and empowerment to those in need across the region.

Professor Coggins provides financial advice to MoneyGeek about the best ways to use credit card points to pay for a vacation.

Haub Environmental Law Professor Jason Czarnezki examines the rare "dubitante" opinion in a recent feature in The National Law Journal, titled “When in Doubt: What's a Dubitante Opinion, and Why Do Judges Write Them?”

Haub Environmental Law Professor Camila Bustos highlights Baltimore’s legal efforts to hold Big Oil accountable in an article for The Baltimore Sun, emphasizing the right of communities to seek justice for climate impacts. “Communities like Baltimore deserve their day in court,” she writes.

Lubin Professor Andrew Coggins speaks to The Los Angeles Times about Walt Disney Company’s plan to expand its five-ship fleet to eight ships by next year, with the goal of reaching 13 ships globally by 2031.

NPR's Leila Fadel speaks with Philosophy and Religious Studies Adjunct Professor James Brusseau, PhD, about the ethics of creating and using artificial intelligence chatbots using a person's voice.