Elisabeth Anker spoke to Aljazeera English about special counsel Robert Mueller’s Congressional testimony.

Vanessa Northington Gamble spoke to NPR for the segment “Whose Utopia? How Science Used The Bodies Of People Deemed 'Less Than.’”

Gayle Wald was quoted by NPR in the article “The Motherlode.”

Eric Cline was quoted by The Associated Press in the article “Scholars say Philistine genes help solve biblical mystery” and by Smithsonian Magazine in “Ancient DNA Sheds New Light on the Biblical Philistines.”

Cristin McKnight Sethi was quoted by the Santa Fe New Mexican in the article “Intersection of Commerce & World Peace: Inside the International Folk Art Market.”

Alec Wild was profiled in the DC Metro Theater Arts article “Interview: Alec Wild, Director of the Shakespeare Theatre Company Academy for Classical Acting at the George Washington University."

Stephanie Riegg Cellini was cited in the Washington Post article “Career training regulations protect students and taxpayers. But the Trump administration is abolishing them.”

Carmel Chiswick was quoted by Fox News Channel in the article “Joseph D'Souza: Why religious liberty is the most pressing issue facing our world today.”

Albert Keidel was cited in the Washington Post article “China is not an enemy.”

Michael Moore was quoted by NBC News in the article “Trump-Xi trade announcement gives market 'breathing room' — for now.”

Tara Sinclair was quoted by The New York Times in the article “A Recession Is Coming (Eventually). Here’s Where You’ll See It First” and by PolitiFact in “Here's how the deficit performed under Republican and Democratic presidents, from Reagan to Trump.”

Joann Weiner spoke to NPR’s Planet Money for the segment “VIDEO: The Origin Of Government Cheese.”

Moses Schanfield was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “Alexandria rape case based on DNA database search to go forward.”

Dan Malouff authored the article “The Florida Avenue interim bikeway is now under construction” for Greater Greater Washington.

Tyler Anbinder authored the article “The long, ugly history of insisting minority groups can’t criticize America” for The Washington Post.

Nemata Blyden authored the article “African Americans and Africa” for the Yale University Press Blog. She was featured in the Black Agenda Report article “BAR Book Forum: Nemata Blyden’s ‘African Americans and Africa.’”

Denver Brunsman was interviewed by Econ Focus magazine for the article “A Capital Compromise: How war debts, states' rights, and a dinner table bargain created Washington, D.C.”

Andrew Zimmerman appeared on C-SPAN3 for a discussion on international aspects of the Civil War.

Valentina Harizanov was quoted by The Washington Diplomat in the article "Italian Embassy Highlights Future of Quantum Computing."

Imani M. Cheers joined CGTN for the segment “The Heat: Democrats vying for the White House” and CTV News (Canada) for the segments “Mitch McConnell is a sellout” and “Democrats Face Off in Detroit.”

Dante Chinni authored the NBC News article “Liberals and Conservatives even vacation differently."

David Karpf was quoted by PBS NewsHour in “Warren and Sanders are banking on small donors. Will it pay off?” and was mentioned in the 9News (Australia) article “Digital’s vote sway bigger in Aust: expert.”

Steven Livingston was quoted in the Inside Higher Ed article “Researching Democracy in the Digital Age.”

Jason Osder was quoted in the International Documentary Association article “Truth and Power at AFI Docs 2019.”

Ethan Porter authored the New York Times opinion article “Politicians Don’t Actually Care What Voters Want," was featured in the Salon article “Do politicians actually care about your opinions? This researcher says no” and was quoted by Bloomberg in “Trump’s Social Media Summit Brings Fringe Voices to White House,” The New Republic in “Most Veterans Say America’s Wars Are a Waste. No One’s Listening to Them,” and Voice of America in “Twitter, Facebook, Google Not Invited to Trump's Social Media Summit.” Porter also spoke to Prairie Public News for a segment on his research about politician’s responsiveness and understanding of their constituents’ views on public issues and his research was mentioned in the National Post (Canada) article “Chris Selley: Does journalistic 'fact-checking' work? That depends what you mean by 'work.'”

Frank Sesno was quoted by The Associated Press in the articles “New rules for 2nd debate: No 1-word answers or show of hands” and “Trump ramping up criticisms of Fox, usually a friendly venue,” by The Hollywood Reporter in “TV Networks May Not Bite on Trump's Fourth of July Military Spectacular” and “CNN Is Making a Debate Lineup Draw a Primetime Event: Will Anyone Watch?” and by The Hill in “Trump peeved at Fox News for airing 'F--- Trump' chant: report.” FAO North America quoted him in the article "Planet Forward Announces Storytellers to Cover the Food Security Conference in Rome" and the Bipartisan Report quoted him in the article "Rogue W.H. Whistleblowers Leak Wild Trump Info To The Press."

Janet Steele authored the Columbia Journalism Review article “Malaysian sex-tape scandal poses a challenge for Muslim reporters."

Celeste Arrington authored the article “Japan claims it’s restricting exports to South Korea because of ‘national security.’ Here’s the real reason why” for The Washington Post. She co-authored the article "Japan and South Korea Can’t Get Along" for Foreign Affairs.

Sarah Binder spoke to MarketWatch for the article “Here’s why Judy Shelton faces an uphill battle to confirmation for a Fed seat.” She was quoted by NBC News in the article “Trump isn't the first president to try to influence the Federal Reserve,” by The Hill in “Trump nominees meet fiercest opposition from Warren, Sanders, Gillibrand” and by Marketplace in “A guide to the Federal Reserve’s board of directors.”

Adam Dean authored the article “Free trade doesn’t just lead to job loss. It means more deaths from drug overdoses and increased military recruitment” for The Washington Post.

Bruce Dickson was cited in the Washington Post article “China is not an enemy.”

Henry Farrell authored the article “Silicon Valley portrays itself as a hotbed of free market enterprise. A new book explains how the government helped build it” for The Washington Post.

Danny Hayes was quoted by The Wall Street Journal in the article “The Elusive Media Bump for (Most) Presidential Candidates” and by The Washington Times in “GOP challengers to Trump don't have a chance.”

John Logsdon provided expert commentary about the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon to The New York Times, C-SPAN, the Orlando Sentinel, Buzzfeed, Channel 4, London and PBS NewsHour. He spoke to NPR’s Weekend Edition Sunday for the segment “As NASA Aims For The Moon, An Aging Space Station Faces An Uncertain Future” and to BBC Radio about watching the launch of Apollo 11. He was featured in several news outlets for articles on the moon landing and the future of the space program, including The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, BBC News, the Los Angeles Times, the Financial Times, the Daily Mail,  The Telegraph, the Orlando Sentinel, The Conversation, Agence France-Presse, LiveScience and Axios (1, 2).

Mike Mochizuki was cited in the Washington Post article “China is not an enemy.”

Harris Mylonas spoke to BBC Radio about the Greek election and authored the article “After a decade of crisis, Greek politics are turning normal and more technocratic” for The Washington Post.

Henry Nau spoke to WBAC Radio Networks’ The John Batchelor Show about globalism and nationalism.

John Sides was quoted by The Washington Post in the articles “White identity politics drives Trump, and the Republican Party under him” and “Where all the 2020 presidential candidates have lived — and where none have,” and by The New Yorker in the article “Don’t Worry About the Democratic Presidential Polls.”

Christopher Warshaw was cited in the PolitiFact article “Beto O’Rourke’s warning about undercount with census citizenship question missing key details” and by The New York Times in “It May Not Seem That Way, but Politicians Often Do What Voters Want.”

Richard Ruth was quoted by CNN in the article “There was a dramatic rise in kids entering foster care due to parents' drug use, study says.”

Leah Brooks was quoted by Wired in the article “In New York, friendships run along subway lines.” She spoke to WYPR-FM, Baltimore about addressing poverty in light of President Trump’s tweets critical of Baltimore.

Leighton Ku was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “Democratic lawmakers accuse their own party of proposing ‘deep’ cuts to health centers for poor.”

Andrew Reamer was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “Where a citizenship question could cause the census to miss millions of Hispanics,” by Politico in “Why Trump will likely lose the census citizenship fight” and by Roll Call in “2020 census affects more than representation, billions at stake.” He was cited in the Wall Street Journal article “Sanctuary Cities Get a Census Bonus” and spoke to Marketplace about the impact of a census undercount. 

Sara Rosenbaum spoke to WBUR-FM’s “Here and Now” for the segment “20 Years After Supreme Court Ruling On Disability Rights, Progress Is Slow.” She was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “Democratic lawmakers accuse their own party of proposing ‘deep’ cuts to health centers for poor.”

Michael Wiseman spoke to PolitiFact for the article “President Trump correct about food stamp low.”

Susan Dudley authored the article “Not All Regulations Are Created Equal” for Forbes.

Robert Tuttle was quoted by The Washington Times in the article “Federal court backs atheists, wiccans in Florida discrimination suit.”

Amitai Etzioni was cited in the Minneapolis Star Tribune article “Why did we go to the moon? Because it was easy.” He authored the article “Don’t Ban Facial Recognition” for The Hill.

Jameta Barlow was quoted by Mashable in the article "Even in the #MeToo era, survivors struggle to get help."