November 2026

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

Melani McAlister spoke with SRF in the segment “Midterms: Halten die Christen zu Trump?” and to NHK Japan in the segment “World NL Young Americans rethink support for Israel.”

Eric Cline was quoted by The New York Times in the article “What Are the Biggest Questions in Science Today? 100 Scientists Weigh In.”

Dean Kessman’s exhibition was featured in the Art Spiel review “No Ideas but in Things: Jim Condron and Dean Kessman at MONO PRACTICE;” and in the Bmore Art review “no idea but in things at MONO Practice.”

Tomas Williams was quoted by LatinFinance in the article “Local Currency: Home Truths.”

Dmitry Streletskiy was quoted by The Associated Press in the article “Heat-trapping gas once frozen in Arctic ground is slowly leaking and warming the planet.”

Daqing Yang was interviewed and quoted by Polish Public Television TVP in the article “Warsaw Uprising… in a Chinese Museum: Constructing War Memories.”

Hope Harrison was quoted by History.com in the article “How the Berlin Wall Divided a City Overnight.”

Imani Cheers spoke to NewsNation about the faculty perspective on the sexual assault allegations roiling Cornell University and a no-confidence vote at Cornell University.

Robert Entman was mentioned in the Axios article “When the frame outlives the messenger.”

David Karpf was quoted by Religion News Service in the article “Do federal immigration agents make arrests at churches? Depends on what day you ask;” and by Wired in the article “How Elizabeth Holmes Tricked WIRED—and Everyone Else.”

Peter Loge spoke to Legal Talk Network in the segment “Freedom of the Press: Trump’s Media Ban, the First Amendment, and the Impact on Journalism;” and KTVU-FOX2 about the midterm election fight over data centers; and was quoted by “The National News Desk” in the article “Just 44% of young adults 'thriving,' 20-point drop since 2010: Gallup;” by Deseret News in the articles“A former Republican hopes to flip Lauren Boebert's seat to blue in Colorado's most red district” and “Who should run for president in 2028? Voters aren't sure;” by The Observer in the article “‘Throwing spaghetti at the wall’: Panicking Republicans launch barrage of personal attacks;” and by Agence France-Presse in the article “Trump Made US Midterms About Himself. Will It Backfire?.”

Michael Nilsson was quoted by Washingtonian in the article “Andy Harris Told a Student Journalist She Couldn’t Record Him. Was He Right?.”

Steven Roberts authored the article “Cheater-in-Chief” for Shoreline Media Group.

Frank Sesno spoke to NPR in the segment “Trump touts his executive power to make his case to midterm voters;” and to CBC News in the segment “George Washington University professor Frank Sesno on Canada's role in the midterm elections.”

David DeGrazia spoke with Empathy Unbound in the episode “Could an AI Ever Have Moral Status? Philosopher David DeGrazia Sets the Bar.”

Neil Johnson and PhD student Frank Huo’s new AI discovery was mentioned by The Independent in the article “Scientists find signal that suggests AI is about to go rogue;” in the Security Week article “Formula Predicts When AI Chatbots Are at Risk of Turning Bad;” in the Nautilus article “A Recipe to Stop AI from Going Rogue;” and by TechXplore in the article “Simple math formula predicts when AI chatbots will go rogue;” and was quoted by InvestigativeTV in the articles “How you can prepare for AI in the workforce,” and “What happens when good AI goes bad? Researchers studying the tipping point.”

Sina Azodi spoke to WTTG-FOX5 about the war in Iran and was quoted by The Kyiv Independent in the article “Putin's two-war advantage over Trump.”

Sarah Binder was quoted by The Hill in the article “Senate braces for nasty fight over seating Peltola after Alaska Senate race.”

Nathan Brown was quoted by PolitiFact in the article “Pants on Fire! Trump calls Michigan’s Abdul El-Sayed a ‘jihadist,’ escalating anti-Muslim attacks.”

Alexander Downes was quoted by BBC in the article “'Clowns out, cowboys in,' says Hegseth as a fifth of generals and admirals are fired.”

Harvey Feigenbaum was quoted by Fox News in the article “France is devouring itself as school riots reveal a crisis far bigger than broken classrooms;” and spoke to FOX32-Chicago about the student-led protests in France; to WUSA-CBS9 in the segment “Political expert discusses ongoing protests in European nations;” and to CGTN in the segment “Thousands arrested as protests turn violent in France.”

Kimberly Morgan was quoted by The Christian Science Monitor in the article “As US childcare costs climb, states and other nations offer a road map.”

David Szakonyi was quoted by Nebraska Public Media in the article “Election prediction markets thriving in Nebraska, despite likely being illegal.”

Katherine Marshall Woods was quoted in the Black Health Matters article “Why Do Women Have to Apologize for Aging?.”

Chris Carrigan and Susan Dudley were quoted by The Nevada Independent in the article “Lombardo says he cut 900 regulations. Did it actually make a difference for Nevada?.”

Manuel R. Cuellar spoke to Telemundo 44 in the segment “Bailes folclóricos mexicanos cautivan el área de Washington DC.”

Gregory D. Squires co-authored the opinion piece "Racial bias in housing appraisals is real. Transparency and advocacy are key," in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Greg Wallace’s research was featured in the HealthDay article “Aging People With Autism More Likely To Have Parkinson's Disease Symptoms;” and he spoke to FOX News in the segment “Common developmental condition linked to higher risk of Parkinson's-related disorders.”

Jameta Nicole Barlow authored the article “Joy Is Not a Luxury” for SFTP Magazine.