January 2026

Among those getting press during the month of December were the following individuals:

Elisabeth Anker spoke to Aljazeera about Netflix’s plan to buy Warner Brothers.

Catherine Forster was interviewed by ABC News to discuss two new recently public dinosaur papers. 

Christopher Rollston was quoted in the Haaretz article “Unknown Alphabet in Dead Sea Scrolls Have Been Cracked, Scholar Says.”

Ethan Porter was quoted by Scientific American in the article “AI Chatbots Shown to Sway Voters, Raising Fears about Election Influence,” and in the SFGate article “New studies show that AI can influence voters more than campaign ads.” He was also quoted by Smithsonian Magazine in the article “Can Chatting With an A.I. Bot Shift Our Political Beliefs?”

Chet’la Sebree was mentioned in the NPR article “New poetry stresses that our stories are more precious and urgent than ever.” She also appeared on The Poetry Foundation’s Poetry Off the Shelf podcast on the episode “Body of Water” and The Slowdown podcast episode “1405: Entry by Chet’la Sebree.”

James Hershberg spoke to BBC World Service in the season 3 segment of “The Bomb: Gamble, Kennedy and Khrushchev.’’

Imani Cheers spoke to CGTN America in the segment “Oscars to leave ABC network after 50 years; move to YouTube."

J.B. Manheim was quoted in the Eye on Annapolis article “Local Author’s Book on First Congressional Baseball Game Wins National Sports Honor.”

Peter Loge was quoted in Sinclair’s Broadcast Group’s “The National News Desk” article “Americans say both parties have gone too far with heated political rhetoric” and by Desert News in the article “What former political chiefs of staff think about Susie Wiles’ big story.’’ He spoke to KNX-AM about President Trump’s comments about the murder of Rob Reiner; to Reuters in the segment “Trump Media merger with nuclear fusion firm raises questions: analyst,’’ to WTTG-FOX5 about the risk of another government shutdown; and to the Washington Examiner in the article “Inflation and affordability loom over midterm elections.”

Steven Roberts authored the Las Vegas Review-Journal article “COMMENTARY: Myths of immigrant crime,” the Shoreline Media Group article “COLUMNIST: Reality is not a hoax,” and the Fort Bend Herald article “Trump's pessimism problem.’’

Frank Sesno was quoted in the Gray TV article “Trump administration uses controversial social media strategy to reach audiences.” He also spoke to CGTN America in the segment “The Heat: U.S. Politics.”

In the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung, Steven Roberts, the J.B. and Maurice C. Shapiro Professor of Media and Public Affairs, authored the article “ROBERTS: True conservatives fight back."

Kelsey Nicole Nelson was quoted in the Washington Informer's awards wrap-up, "Best of the DMV Culminates with Inaugural Winners Celebration," where she won in several categories. She also appeared on FOX 5 DC’s Washington Commanders Game Time, Live Zone Primetime and The Take @2. 

Adam Dean appeared on NPR and was mentioned in the Inside Climate News article “New Analysis Provides More Evidence That Heat Standards Save Lives.” He was also quoted by KJZZ-FM in the segment “As Arizona weighs workplace heat protections, study finds California’s policy saves lives.”

Alexander Downes was quoted by The Hill in the article “Trump’s push to make Maduro ‘cry uncle’ ramps up, but endgame murky.’’

Marc Lynch authored the article “The Muslim Brotherhood Still Isn’t a Terrorist Organization” for Foreign Policy. 

Sarah Binder was quoted in The Atlantic article “The Fed’s Succession Drama.”

Jay Shambaugh was quoted in the Fortune article “For the first time since Trump’s tariff rollout, important tax revenue has fallen, threatening his lofty plans to slash the $38 trillion national debt.”

Jeffrey Ding was quoted by South China Morning Post in the article “Role reversal: Meta adopts Qwen as Chinese AI becomes industry foundation" and by Channel News Asia in the article “Taiwan must look beyond TSMC for economic future: Scholar.’’

Michael Miller was cited in The Conversation article “Coup contagion? A rash of African power grabs suggests copycats are taking notes of others’ success.”

Nicholas White authored the article “It’s time to give NASA an astrophysics nervous system,” for Space News.

Bethany Cobb Kung was quoted in The Associated Press article “How to watch one of the year’s best meteor showers, the Geminids.”

Eliza Neights, doctoral student, was quoted by Talker News in the article “Stunning images of black hole eating a star,” AccuWeather article “Black hole’s feeding frenzy triggers longest cosmic explosion on record,” and Space article “This 7-hour cosmic explosion is the longest gamma-ray burst ever seen. Could it be from an elusive class of black hole?”

Fallon Goodman spoke to NPR’s “Life Kit” in the segment “How to work with your social anxiety.”

Carol Sigelman spoke to Spectrum News about how a tax deduction for senior citizens will impact Social Security. 

Susan Dudley authored the article “DOGE Is Dead, But Deregulation Is Just Getting Started” for The Regulatory Review.

Nabila Hijazi was quoted in The National Mena News article “Kibbeh and courage: How a Syrian family is catering for an uncertain future in the U.S.”

Jameta Nicole Barlow appeared on WURD Radio 96.1.

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