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OPINION: Globalization Shapes our Lives
Globalization has transformed our planet, again and again. It touches every part of our lives: the food we eat, the entertainment we enjoy, the ways
OPINION: End of state of emergency is welcome news but should have happened sooner
The announcement [on June 23] that the declared state of emergency for New York State would not be extended was welcome news for all New
OPINION: Congress should not use tax increases for infrastructure
President Joe Biden has announced a bipartisan $1 trillion infrastructure spending bill via budget reconciliation but has not told the American people how they can
OPINION: Congress needs to stop spending to staunch rapid inflation rise
The prices that suppliers are charging businesses and other customers rose again [in May], adding to inflation pressures bubbling through the U.S. economy. The Labor
OPINION: Whatever You Think of It, We’re Global
No matter how hard we try, we really can’t avoid one another. We live in a world where what takes place somewhere else on the
CEO FOCUS: Southwest Airlines, Welcome to Syracuse
One of the most consistent priorities identified by our members large and small and across every sector — is air service. We regularly hear about
OPINION: The Middle East Commands our Attention
Looking back over the years that have been involved with foreign policy, I find it noteworthy that policymakers spend so much time and attention on
OPINION: Time to end national economic-emergency measures
May’s drop in unemployment makes clear the economic emergency is over. As states continue to reopen their economies, it is having the obvious anticipated impact
OPINION: Can the U.S. Sustain the International Order?
We don’t often think that how the United States conducts itself at home has much impact on how we face the world, but it does.
OPINION: Cuomo profiting from book deal during pandemic was wrong
We [recently] learned that Andrew Cuomo’s book deal was worth more than $5 million — yet another fact he hid from the public until finally
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