May 2026

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

Richard Longstreth was quoted by Arise News in the article “Trump Seeks Emergency Appeal To Resume White House Ballroom Project – Arise News.”

Kara Braciale spoke to the National Gallery of Art about observational drawing.

Christopher Rollston was quoted in Christianity Today in the article "New Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibit is the Real Deal: The Museum of the Bible Presents an Authentic Documents Display;" and by Daily Mail in the article “Earliest 'Jesus is God' inscription found in Israel reveals secrets reshaping biblical history.”

Lisa Benton Short was quoted by WTOP-FM in the article “‘Fedlandia’: New neighborhood could take shape in DC amid sale of federal buildings - WTOP News.”

Paul Carrillo was quoted by Washingtonian in the article “Murders, Suicides, Violent Crimes: How to Sell Stigmatized Properties.”

Tara Sinclair spoke to Nexstar Media Group about prediction markets.

Pao-Lin Tien spoke to NPR about surging gas prices.

Lisa Page was quoted by Spectrum News in the article “No currency: After 10 years, plan to place Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill stalls.”

Chet'la Sebree's research and book Turn (W)here was reviewed by LitHub in the article "Ten Great Nonfiction Titles to Read in May;" and by Ms. Magazine in the articles "Reads for the Rest of Us: The Best Poetry of 2025 and 2026," and "May 2026 Reads for the Rest of Us."

Jung Yun’s new novel was reviewed by The Boston Globe in the article “In Jung Yun’s new novel, a ship of fools that look a lot like us.”

Daniele Podini was quoted in Men’s Journal in the article “Nancy Guthrie Update: Notorious Serial Killer's Case May Provide Roadmap.”

Matthew Dallek was quoted by WJLA-ABC7 in the article “White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting draws questions over security protocols,” and spoke to WJLA-ABC7 about the social media backlash following the shooting at the White House Correspondent dinner; and quoted by The Washington Post in the article “Trump is a target of political violence, but he’s hardly its only cause.”

Peter Loge spoke to KTVU-FOX2 about the ceasefire in Iran, and was quoted by “The National News Desk” in the articles “Will Trump's showing at birthright citizenship hearing make a difference in the case?,” and “Consumer sentiment hits record low under weight of higher gas prices, inflation worries;” by Washington Examiner in the articles “Economy increasingly at risk the longer Iran war drags on,” and “Red-hot inflation raises the risk of disaster for Republicans:” by Agence France-Presse in the articles “Trump Branded 'Crazy' Over Apocalyptic Iran Threats,” and “'Total Victory' Or TACO? Trump Faces Questions On Iran Deal;” by HuffPost in the articles “Trump Raged At Fox News To Take A Host 'Off The Air'... And Oof, It Revealed A Lot,” and “'Perfect Storm': Trump Berated A Female Journalist In Latest Attack — And It's Quite Telling;” and by NHK World in the article “'A civilization will die': Inside Trump's wartime messaging.”

Kelsey Nicole Nelson’s research and book was mentioned in “The MoCo Show’s” article “Montgomery County Announces 2026 Women Making History Honorees.”

Frank Sesno was quoted by The Hill in the article “Kennedy’s new podcast might satisfy MAHA, but it won’t save ‘Republican bacon’;” and by The Guardian in the article “An anti-press president is coming to a pro-press dinner. What could go wrong?.”

Cheryl W. Thompson was interviewed for Up First on NPR and on WGN-TV in Chicago regarding her book, Forgotten Souls: The Search for the Lost Tuskegee Airmen. She also guest lectured at Georgetown University about investigative reporting.

Heather Stebbins and Ning Yu's album Spirals was reviewed in Bandcamp's "The Best Of Experimental Music."

Nicholas Anderson’s paper was linked in The Wall Street Journal article “On Iran Outcome, Nobody Knows Anything—Yet.”

Sina Azodi spoke to PRX’s “The World,” WUSA-CBS9, DW News [1], [2], KTVU-FOX2, Middle East Eye, BBC News, CNN [1], [2], TRT World, Al Jazeera [1],[2],[3], CGTN, C-SPAN, and was quoted by Al Jazeera in the articles “Trump’s primetime speech on Iran war: Key takeaways,” and “Can Pakistan juggle US-Iran mediation with Saudi defence commitments?,” and “Iran war updates: IRGC says Hormuz closed until US blockade lifted;” by BBC in the article “What we know so far about the US fighter jet shot down over Iran;” by The New York Times in the article “Disagreement Over Lebanon’s Inclusion in Cease-Fire Threatens to Unravel It;” by Radio Free Europe in the article “Iran Thinks It's Winning. That View Is Guiding Its War And Diplomacy;” and by Binance News in the article “U.S. President Trump Faces Skepticism Over Optimistic Negotiation Claims.” 

Sarah Binder was quoted by Politico in the articles “DHS braces for shutdown ‘into the summer';” and “The 1 question that will dominate Kevin Warsh’s Fed nomination hearing;” by NPR in the segment “Under pressure from President Trump, can the filibuster survive 2026?;” in the Bloomberg article “Prepping for Warsh’s High-Stakes Fed Confirmation Hearing - Bloomberg;” and by Scripps News in the article “Trump's pick for Federal Reserve chair, Kevin Warsh, faces Senate scrutiny ahead of full confirmation.”

Nathan Brown was quoted by DW in the article “Israel stops Gaza-bound aid flotilla in international waters.”

Adam Dean was quoted in the KJZZ-FM Phoenix articles “An Arizona commission will consider rules for workplace heat safety this week,” and “How working in the heat can turn deadly.”

Jeffrey Ding was quoted in the Tech Policy Press article “Trump’s $293 Million Bet to Supercharge Science Faces Spending Headwinds;” and The New York Times article “Anthropic’s New Mythos A.I. Model Sets Off Global Alarms.”

Mohammad Ghaedi was quoted in the Radio Free Europe article “What To Know About The US Naval Blockade Of Iran.”

Data from the Regulatory Studies Center was cited in the Government Executive article “Experts say Trump inflated his deregulation numbers, but his process changes are here to stay.”

Gregory Squires spoke to WTOP-FM; was quoted in the WTOP News report "America 250: Major laws that determined homeownership in the US;” and in the Homes.com articles “Critics decry HUD move to strip fair housing guidance” and "HUD says agents should feel free to discuss crime, schools with clients."

Jameta Nicole Barlow was quoted by Fierce for Black Women in the article “How Black Women Are Finding Joy And Peace In This Moment.”

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