December 2025

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

Richard Longstreth was quoted in The New York Times article “Inside Trump’s Push to Make the White House Ballroom as Big as Possible.”

David Braun was featured in the BBC article “Stone tool discovery suggests very first humans were inventors” and on BBC World Service. He was also featured in the CBS5 article “U of A professor part of team that discovered 2.75 million-year-old stone tools,” Science Daily article “2.7-million-year-old tools reveal humanity’s first great innovation,” Sci News article “Archaeologists Find 2.75-Million-Year-Old Stoner Tools in Kenya,” Archaeology Magazine article “OLDOWAN STONE TOOLS FROM THE TURKANA BASIN ANALYZED,” Mind Matters article “HUMAN TOOLS FOUND FROM A TUMULTUOUS PERIOD 2.7 MILLION YEARS AGO,” and Phys,org article “2.75-million-year-old stone tools may mark a turning point in human evolution,” HIs work continued to be reported by the following media outlets: IFL Science’s “Oldowan Tools Saw Early Humans Through 300,000 Years of Fire, Drought, And Shifting Climates, New Site Reveals,” The Debrief’s “2.75-MILLION-YEAR-OLD STONE TOOLS UNEARTHED IN KENYA REVEAL EVIDENCE OF ANCIENT HUMAN TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION,” The Naked Scientists’ “Our ancestored crafted tools 3 million years ago,” Ars Technica’s “10,000 generations of hominins used the same stone tools to weather a changing world,” and Archaeology News’ “2.75-million-year-old stone tools in Kenya reveal 300,000 years of technological stability,” He also spoke to NPR in the segment “Study finds human ancestors made tools continuously for 300,000 years.”

Tara Sinclair was quoted in The New York Times article “Government Reopens Without Data That Guides Markets and the Fed” and in the Vox article “Gen Z made status symbols affordable. They’re just impossible to get.” 

Joshua Lawson was quoted in The Washington Post article “We asked strangers around D.C. what they’re reading. Here are their picks.”

Brendan Hornbostel, PhD candidate, wrote “Governing by Police” for the History News Network. 

Jenna Weissman Joselit’s comments were mentioned in The Forward article “How a Russian samovar connects me to the old country – and my black market dealing great-great-grandmother.”

Anna Lenhart authored the article “Balancing the Needs of Social Media Research with the Perspectives of High-Profile Figures” for Tech Policy Press.

Peter Loge’s comments appeared in Sinclair Broadcast Group’s “The National News Desk” article “Democrats frustrated, Republicans hopeful, but Americans overall critical of parties”, Newsweek articles “Donald Trump’s Approval Rating Falls to All-Time Low With White Voters,” “America’s Middle Class Turns on Trump Admid Affordability Crisis,” and “JD Vance Sends Message to Trump’s Warring MAGA Base,” Washington Examiner article “Trump administration plans to ease food tariffs in affordability push,” Fortune article “‘If voters feel like things aren’t working, they fire their politicians’: K-shaped economy math shows why Trump’s base feels betrayed,” and AlterNet articles “‘Nose-diving confidence’ in Trump’s economy has experts making a suggestion” and “Trump official still getting paid for hawking sleeping pills as US diplomat: report.” Loge spoke to KTVU-Fox2 in the segment “Dick Cheney’s final message: country over party,” and Britain’s Channel 4 News in the segment “‘Lot of Americans blame Trump’ – professor on US shutdown.” Loge was also quoted by Bloomberg in the article “Trump, Reeling from Election Night, Tightens Focus on Midterms” and by Newsweek in the article “Trump is Losing his Grip on MAGA.” He authored The Hill article “The Use of AI-generated deepfakes in campaign ads: Lying is the problem, not AI.”

David Karpf was quoted by The Washington Post in the article “Bari Weiss’s first months at CBS News unfolds in newsroom culture clash.” Karpf authored the article “The Dance with Big Tech is Different under Trump 2.0” for Tech Policy Press.

Steven Roberts spoke with Northwest News Radio, Seattle, about the election. He also authored the Las Vegas Review-Journal article “COMMENTARY: Trump policies are making America poor again … and he knows it.”

Alexander Downes co-authored the article “The Regime Change Temptation in Venezuela” for Foreign Affairs. He was also quoted in Aljazeera article “Could Trump’s $50m reward succeed in topping Nicolas Maduro?”

Marc Lynch authored the article “Will Israel Wreck the U.S.-Syria Romance?” for Foreign Policy. His written comments were cited by DW. 

Steven Balla was quoted in the E & E News article “Inside the oil industry’s efforts to sway regulatory comment periods.”

Nathan Brown authored the article “The Terrible Gaza Testing Ground” for the Carnegie Endowment’s “Diwan” blog. 

Richard Chasdi was quoted in SkyNews Arabia articles “The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) crisis: What is hindering an Agreement between Egypt and Ethiopia?” and “The Western Sahara issue: Will the Security Council’s decision change the rules of the game?” He was also interviewed by Alghad TV.

Sarah Binder’s comments appeared in the Roll Call article “Members search for end to House censure battle” and the Politico article “Under Mike Johnson, a rarely used House tool has gone mainstream.” 

David Shambaugh had this book reviewed by The London School of Economics and Political Science in the article “Book Review | Breaking the Engagement: How China Won and Lost America.”

Andrei Afanasev spoke to Spectrum News about energy policy.

Roger Nober was quoted in the Ballotpedia article “OIRA issues new memo on deregulation.”

John Cruden’s oral history was published by the Historical Society of the Federal District of Columbia Circuit. 

Steven Redburn published the article “Beyond the 'Big, Beautiful Bill” in Persuasion. 

Susan Dudley spoke to Federal News Network’s “Federal Drive with Terry Gerton” on the segment “How to use artificial intelligence to fix federal regulations without breaking the law in the process.”

Gregory Squires co-authored the article “Black and Latino homeowners in Philly face discrimination when appraisers assess their properties” for The Conversation. 

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