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Highlights The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that the president lacks authority under the Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 to set a federal [...]

Byline: Abigail Nagel As global warming and climate change persist, the melting of ice in lakes poses severe and misunderstood threats to ecosystems and the economy. Ice loss from lakes [...]

Byline: Abigail Nagel Racism is a widespread issue in the United States, resulting in disparities including access to healthcare, life expectancy and homicide rates for Black men. Despite average life [...]

Byline: Becca Nagel New York State early voting for the 2024 presidential election started this past Saturday. With election day approaching fast, I want to take a moment to ease [...]

Byline: Fionn Nagel-Murray I can't think of many better ways to spend a Sunday. Sitting in the sunny stands of Melissa Cook Stadium, watching my first-ever softball game, I was [...]

Byline: Becca Nagel In the center of Downtown Buffalo's Theater District lies a quaint new concert venue, taking the place of where Tralf Music Hall once sat. Electric City opened [...]

Byline: Abigail Nagel The University of Wisconsin lies between two lakes in a chain of four, making it an important center for studying the health of freshwater lakes. On March [...]

Byline: Rebecca Nagel On Thursday, Feb. 8, the Honors Student Association hosted a course unveiling in Old Main 225. At the event, HSA Vice President Hawa Saleh introduced the vast [...]

Byline: Rebecca Nagel By: Rebecca Nagel Exactly one year ago, I sat down to write my first article for The Griffin newspaper. My friend, classmate and now Editor-in-Chief Ava Green [...]

Byline: Rebecca Nagel By: Rebecca Nagel, Assistant Multimedia Director Banned Books Week 2023 is set to take place the week of Oct. 1 to 7. In honor of Banned Books [...]

Byline: Sofia Rubinson and Julia Nagel Students at Dewitt Middle School and Boynton Middle School have the opportunity to make modular origami, play a math version of Wordle and challenge [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel Former five-term congressman Robert J. Mrazek '67, now an award-winning author, released his 12th novel this week. The thriller, titled 'The Dark Circle,' is the second in [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel The journey to legalizing cannabis sales in New York State has been slow going, but an end to the limbo between legalizing recreational marijuana use and legalizing [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel On Wednesday, in preparation for the upcoming Fall 2022 semester, Cornell announced changes to some of its COVID-19 policies, rolling back most of its remaining restrictions but [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel More than a hundred people gathered outside the Southside Community Center last week to commemorate a major step towards achieving carbon-neutrality in Ithaca by 2030. Eight months [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel The Tompkins County Sheriff's Department--which recently launched its unarmed sheriff's clerk pilot program--is at the forefront of the New York State push to reimagine law enforcement operations. [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel Roxan Noble has faced her fair share of challenges since she was appointed director of the Ithaca Tompkins County International Airport in November 2021. First were the [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel Cornellian Tiffany Kumar '24 is poised to win the Democratic nomination for the Ithaca Fourth Ward Common Council race following the June 28 primary elections. Though the [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel The first of two 2022 primary elections is just around the corner, scheduled for June 28. Primaries for state and Assembly offices will take place in less [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel The three former Elmira Savings Banks in Ithaca have changed their maroon, gold and black logos to the red and white of Community Bank in recent days [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel Emotions ran high at the June 14 Ithaca City School District Board of Education meeting. Dozens of ICSD teachers, staff and community members gathered to express their [...]

Byline: Christopher Nagel and Clayton Zook Air Force veterans For a generation, too many of the injured U.S. military survivors of the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing in Saudi Arabia and [...]

Byline: Susan Nagel As Congress has hotly debated both a bipartisan 'hard' infrastructure proposal, as well as Democrats' proposal to boost 'human infrastructure' and make life easier for Americans, lawmakers [...]

Late last year in the Holland & Knight blog post, 'DOD's New IP Rules May Impact Contractors' Rights in Computer Software and Technical Data,' the firm reported on new intellectual [...]

Byline: Alice Kuo and Casey Nagel 'I just want to play with my friends!' an 8-year-old patient said, bursting into tears. This was during a recent video visit one of [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel The Ithaca Farmers Market's lesser-known cousin -- the Winter Market -- has everything one might need to get through the cold Ithaca winters, including fresh produce, donuts, [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel From poker and magic to global market analysis, nature art and agri-food venture capitalism, new clubs are filling a wide range of niches and engaging students in [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel As the spring semester begins, student leaders are critical of the University's progress on anti-racist initiatives, hoping for increased, substantial action around campus throughout the remainder of [...]

Defense contractors may soon face changes to their rights in computer software and technical data. The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) has proposed revisions to the Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel Finn the Holland Lop is one busy rabbit. In addition to being a campus mini-celebrity and the face of the @bigredbun Instagram account, he is the certified [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel Days after news outlets called the election for the Biden-Harris ticket, the presidential transition team released a list of members on its agency review teams -- and [...]

Byline: Julia Nagel Even during a normal college semester, Cornell students struggle to take care of their mental health, caught between endless projects, exams and papers. Add in a global [...]

Byline: Raphy Gendler and Julia Nagel About a month into an in-person fall semester that some thought would never happen, Cornell has seen just a few coronavirus cases and -- [...]

Vienna is bustling with another round of diplomacy on the Iran nuclear file. Unlike the direct talks that resulted in the flawed 2015 Iran nuclear deal, formally known as the [...]

In 2018, after US President Donald Trump withdrew from the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, calling it 'the worse deal ever,' Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, vowed never to renegotiate another [...]

An interview with Nancy Nagel, Vice President of Women & Children, is presented. When asked about services falling under that specialty, she discussed that Holy Cross Hospital offers a variety of services, including labor, delivery, maternity suites, lactation services, and advanced specialty care for high-risk pregnancies. She highlights the commitment to culturally competent care and support for underserved women in the community, provided by a diverse workforce.

On May 28, 2015, the Obama administration published proposed amendments to the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) and related Department of Labor (DOL) guidance to implement the July 31, 2014, 'Fair [...]

Contractors already have begun to notice the inclusion of the new human trafficking FAR contract clause, required to be incorporated into all new federal government contracts. The rule imposes affirmative [...]

The guidance states that drones recently 'have emerged as a viable law enforcement tool.' In addition to affirming DOJ's commitment to civil rights and privacy laws, the guidance imposes rules [...]

The comments on the new proposed Regulation SHO which will expand stock locate requirement and replace existing 'bid' and 'tick' test with a 'uniform price' test are discussed. It is concluded, the Regulation SHO would be flexible enough to accommodate structural differences in certain market segments and deter the abusive trade practices at same time.

Byline: Josh Nagel, @joshnagel1, USA TODAY Sports Colin Kaepernick galloped past the Green Bay Packers and into the NFL record books last weekend. Now, he's burning up the betting boards. [...]

Earlier this week, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims ruled against a bid protester seeking to stop performance on NASA's $6.8 billion commercial space program. The court's ruling upheld NASA's [...]

This week, the U.S. Department of Labor issued a request for public comment on proposed rules relating to a recent Executive Order that imposes new requirements on government contractors. Executive [...]

Investigations under the False Claims Act (FCA) represent one of the most significant financial threats facing government contractors today. Recent reports from the Department of Justice indicate that defense contractors [...]

For those unfamiliar with government contracting, the concept of the government's right to terminate a contract for its own convenience can be an unpleasant surprise. A recent case highlights just [...]

IN a recent article in The New Yorker, Brent Scowcroft, a close friend of and former national security adviser to President George H. W. Bush, sharply criticized the current administration […]