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Adam Klein is an associate professor of Communication Studies at Pace University, whose most recent book is Fanaticism, Racism and Rage Online. He told The Daily Beast that he listened to Bannon’s podcast the previous week recounting his version of the events at the butterfly center. The episode was titled, “Sex Slaves at the Border,” fueling the conspiracy theory swirling around the butterfly center.

... one more reason why the justices might reconsider whether they should hear the case at all, says Katrina Kuh at Pace University Law School.

Haub Law Adjunct Professor John Bandler provides advice on "Data breaches and your business" in this article encouraging businesses to continually improve their cybersecurity plan.

With the help of Experts.com Member, Dr. Larry Chiagouris, Professor of Marketing, Lubin School of Business, Pace University, this blog will discuss COVID’s impact on the marketing industry and the changes, if any, fans can expect during Sunday’s game.

Dr. Andrew Coggins Clinical Professor at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University- Expert Advice - Depending on travel patterns, if one spends a lot of nights in hotels and is very brand loyal, the card makes sense.

Dr. Andrew Coggins Clinical Professor at the Lubin School of Business at Pace University-It depends on one's travel patterns. If you travel with many different airlines, the travel card makes more sense. If you travel almost exclusively with one or two airlines, the airline card makes more sense, especially if lounge access is included.

Dyson Professor Darrin Porcher appointed to a New York City Council redistricting commission, according to the Gotham Gazette.

Lubin Professor Andrew Coggins helps travelers pick the best credit cards offering hotel rewards points with WalletHub.

History Professor Joseph Tse-hei Lee writes in the Taipei Times about how China is injecting politics into the Olympic games.

“Inconceivable!” Should Justice Kavanaugh recuse in West Virginia v. EPA II?

Professor Kuh Of Pace Environmental Law breaks down the “messy complications”