October 2026

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

Sean Aday was quoted by TribLive in the article “We swore to ‘never forget’ 9/11. But have we let it slowly slip away?.”

David Karpf was quoted by Tech Policy Press in the article “AI Hacks, a Possible War Crime, and a Near Miss With China Set Stage for Trump-Xi Meeting" and by Religion News Service in the article “Do federal immigration agents make arrests at churches? Depends on what day you ask.’’

Peter Loge was quoted by “The National News Desk” in the articles “Views of widespread government corruption at record high: Gallup,” and “Americans value press freedom but are wary of misinformation, security risks;” by HuffPost in the article “MAGA Wants To Sow Mistrust In The Government... While Also Being The Government;” spoke to KTVU-FOX2 in the segment “What to know about Trump's $5K dividend pledge;” by The Hill in the article “Alexander Ovechkin faces backlash over Putin campaign ad;” by KTUV in the segment “What to know about Trump's UN speech;” by The Associated Press in the article “FACT FOCUS: No, Biden did not revoke the White House press passes of more than 400 journalists;” by The Washington Sun in the article “White House Drove Users to Official App Fraught With Trackers;” and spoke to Western Standard in the segment “Obama official says Trump’s White House media ban ‘fundamentally anti-democratic'.” 

Kelsey Nicole Nelson was quoted by The Grio in the article “Ryan Clark is back on air—on his own terms—with ‘Pivot Sports’;” spoke with The Fairfax Girl in the article “Talking DMV Sports with Local Anchor Kelsey Nicole Nelson;” and with FOX5’s The Take @2.

Nina Gilden Seavey published her essay “The Battles of the Alamo and the Myth of Southern Exceptionalism” in Not Even Past.

Frank Sesno spoke with BBC in the segment “Has Trump’s ban against the media backfired?.”

Wendy Riemann was quoted by Spectrum News 1 in the segment “Former Milwaukee Mayor says winds are blowing in Democrats’ favor this November;” and authored the article “Why More Women Are Keeping Their Names After Marriage” for Psychology Today.

Sina Azodi was quoted by Al Jazeera in the article “US, Iran engaged in tanker war: Where is the months-long conflict headed?;” by The Waltham Times in the article “Did 9/11 make today’s Middle East?;” by NBC News in the article “Iran’s president strikes a defiant tone at U.N. after Trump threats;” by Tehran Times in the article “US pressure failed to force Iran to abandon its nuclear strategy, says political analyst;” and spoke to Al Jazeera about the ongoing war in Iran; and WTTG-FOX5 about the Strait of Hormuz.

Adam Dean’s research was featured in The Houston Chronicle article “Texas workers face life-or-death heat risks as workplace protections lag.”

Jeffrey Ding was quoted by The New Yorker in the article “There Is No A.I. “Race”;” by CNBC in the article “China wants in on U.S. AI data center boom. Here's why;” by The New York Times in the article “A Way Out of the A.I. Arms Race?.”

BBC quoted Alexander Downes, professor of political science and of international affairs, in the article “‘Clowns out, cowboys in,’ says Hegseth as a fifth of generals and admirals are fired.’’

Mohamed Ghaedi was quoted by DW in the article “Iran pursues cautious escalation ahead of US midterms.”

Marc Lynch’s research was cited by Middle East Eye in the article “A quarter-century after the 'war on terror' began, the American Middle East is over.”

Stephen Kaplan was quoted by Fortune in the article “The bond market is crashing Trump's midterm campaign.”

David Skakonyi was quoted by The Daily Beast in the article “Trump Administration Sets Grim New Poll Record;” by AlterNet in the article “Republicans refuse to blame Trump for $2 billion corruption;” by Independent in the article “Ninety percent of Americans believe government corruption is widespread, poll says;” and by TIME in the article “What Russia’s Parliamentary Election Results Mean for Putin and the War.”

Leah Brooks made a guest appearance on WGBH’s “The Big Dig.”

Mary Sullivan was quoted by The Regulatory Review in the article “Week In Review.”

William Yeatman was quoted by The Christian Science Monitor in the article “Project 2025: As midterms near, Trump’s window for action might be closing;” and spoke to Federal News Network's "The Federal Drive with Terry Gerton" in the segment “The Trump administration continues to champion deregulation.”

Gregory D. Squires was quoted in the American Banker story, "As the feds retreat, California boosts fair-lending enforcement.”

Francys Suibaul was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “Dogs use a surprising method to understand human language, new study suggests.”