Haub Law Professor Bennett Gershman speaks with ABC News 7 NY about the deadline requiring undocumented immigrants to register with the government saying migrants are “caught between a rock and hard place.”

In the New York Post, Economics Professor Mark Weinstock unpacks the market chaos following President Trump’s tariff reversal, pointing to economic uncertainty as the real driver of volatility.

Philosophy Professor James Brusseau speaks with FOX 5 New York about AI and ethics in the workforce, referencing his chatbot project trained on his business ethics textbook, The Caffeinated Professor.

Pace Law Professor Bennett Gershman warns in Salon that Trump’s refusal to comply with court orders poses a serious threat to constitutional protections—suggesting that if one person can ignore the law, “any American” could be at risk.

Professor Gershman speaks to Newsweek, raising alarms about the constitutional dangers of Trump defying court orders.

In Westlaw Today, Haub Law Professor John Bandler pens an op-ed examining the legal standards for cybersecurity statements and the fine line between accuracy and puffery.

Criminal Justice Professor Cathryn Lavery speaks with Patch on the psychological toll first responders face after traumatic events like helicopter crashes.

History Professor Joseph Tse-Hei Lee writes a piece in the Taipei Times, analyzing U.S.-China trade tensions and their implications for Taiwan.

The Millerton News features Deputy Director of the Land Use Law Center Tiffany Zezula, who emphasizes the role of public participation in local planning efforts.

The Pace Women’s Justice Center teams up with Senator Shelley Mayer for a toiletry drive to collect donations for sexual assault and domestic violence victims throughout April.