The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/congress/)
UAW leaders drew on the success of their historic strike this fall to inspire support for Josh Riley during an event co-hosted by the New York Working Families Party.
In an interview with The Sun, Democratic challenger Josh Riley criticized incumbent Marc Molinaro (R-NY) for his new pro-choice stance despite a pro-life voting record.
Cornell publicly supports international climate goals while touting a “climate action plan” that falls far short.
It is well-past time for Cornell – if not the leadership, then the rest of us — to hold its ground. Because the fight for higher education is just getting started.
Congress, stay off our campus. Smith’s thinly veiled political motivations for “serious institutional change” at Cornell also set a dangerous precedent for congressional overreach.
As a result of recent news regarding gerrymandering in states such as North Carolina and Louisiana and threats to voting rights by states across the country, I believe it is time to take a look to the past. Despite the Supreme Court’s blockade, Congress has historically entrenched voting rights in the American consciousness.
The Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court ordered that the New York State congressional maps be redrawn.
A recent investigation by The New York Times found potential conflicts of interest regarding the financial asset trading of 97 members of Congress, including three Cornell alumni.
Several Cornellians are running for congressional office this year.
Following a sudden resignation, congressional district redraw and a previous attempt to win the seat, Max Della Pia will have the chance to run for congress in N.Y.-23 with the Democratic Party’s support in a summer special election.