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Law's Jonathan Adler explains Supreme Court justices' consideration to weaken federal agency power
Conservative Supreme Court justices consider weakening federal agency power NBC News: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, said there have long been disagreements among lawyers and academics over how courts should apply the Chevron ruling—a landmark Supreme Court case…
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Law's Kevin McMunigal weighs in on upcoming Bryan Kohberger trial
Mom of Idaho victim Kaylee Goncalves shares rarely-seen video of daughter as ‘killer’ Bryan Kohberger’s trial approaches The Sun: Kevin McMunigal, professor of law, discussed the upcoming trial of the man accused of killing four students at the University of Idaho. “The longer the trial takes,…
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Law's Anat Alon-Beck notes increase of business lawsuit risks
Lawsuit risks are on the rise for businesses. These companies are bearing the brunt of the costs. The Business Journal (subscription required): Anat Alon-Beck, associate professor of law, noted that the risk of litigation has been on the rise—and some businesses are being hit harder than others.…
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Weatherhead's Jonathan Ernest explains how the Federal Reserve could declare victory in its fight against inflation
Why the fed could declare victory on fighting inflation sooner rather than later in 2024 International Business Times: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, explained how the Federal Reserve could declare victory in its fight against inflation…
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Great Lakes Energy Institute's Grant Goodrich explains testing project to measure a new hydrogen/natural gas blend
Can your furnace or oven burn (some) hydrogen? Dominion has tiny testing town to find out cleveland.com (subscription required): Grant Goodrich, executive director of the university’s Great Lakes Energy Institute, discussed a testing project to measure a new hydrogen/natural gas blend to heat…
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Medicine's Joanne McKell shares potential issues of Flovent inhaler discontinuation
Flovent inhalers discontinued—here's what people with asthma should know Health: Joanne McKell, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, explained how the discontinuation of Flovent may cause patients some issues based on how their prescriptions are written.
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Medicine's Nathan Berger and Rong Xu shares research suggesting how popular diabetes and weight loss drugs could reduce risk of colorectal cancer
Popular diabetes, weight loss drugs could reduce risk of colorectal cancer Crain’s Cleveland Business (subscription required): Nathan Berger, the Hanna-Payne Professor of Experimental Medicine, and Rong Xu, professor at the School of Medicine, discussed their new research finding that a class of…
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Law's Kevin McMunigal discusses the arrests of three Florida residents three years after U.S. Capitol insurrection
Jan. 6 fugitives from Polk held without bond in first court appearance after capture Florida Ledger: Kevin McMunigal, professor of law, discussed the arrests of three Florida residents—three years after the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol. “There's federal sentencing guidelines, and one of the…
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Sears think[box] weighs in on Case Western Reserve University's newly added community floor
Mission Possible: CWRU's think[box] innovation center adds new community floor WKYC: Ainsley Buckner, director of prototyping, art and community engagement at Sears think[box], weighed in on how the university’s seven-story innovation center is open to members of the community. “We've always…
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Financial aid's Mike Collins shares reasoning behind revamped FAFSA college application
FAFSA application now open Spectrum News: Mike Collins, director of financial aid, explained the reasoning behind the U.S. Department of Education’s decision to revamp the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) college application.