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New York Times: How the Democrats became the party that brings pencils to a knife fight

Aug. 15, 2025—Nicole Hemmer, associate professor of history, quoted.

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CBS News: The rising threat of AI propaganda

Aug. 13, 2025—Brett Benson, associate professor of political science, interviewed.

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WPLN: Nashville’s geology has been misunderstood in tunneling talks — including by a Boring Company executive

Aug. 13, 2025—Molly Miller, professor of earth and environmental sciences, emerita, interviewed.

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The New York Times: How liberalism went to die on the Texas-Arkansas border

Aug. 13, 2025—John Sides, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor and professor of political science, quoted.

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CNN: Shooters may have mental health problems in common, but that’s not what’s behind violent attacks, experts say

Aug. 13, 2025—Jonathan Metzl, Frederick B. Rentschler II Professor and professor of medicine, health, and society, quoted.

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Chicago Sun-Times: Texas Democrats tell St. Sabina congregation they are fighting for democracy

Aug. 11, 2025—Michael Eric Dyson, Centennial Professor and University Distinguished Professor of African American and Diaspora Studies, quoted.

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Berlingske: One of Trump’s most loyal party members causes a stir with new interview: Exposes the division in the MAGA base

Aug. 8, 2025—John Geer, Gertrude Conaway Vanderbilt Professor of Political Science and senior advisor in the Office of the Chancellor, is quoted.

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Discover: Here’s what would happen if you walked through a black hole

Aug. 8, 2025—Robert Scherrer, professor of physics, quoted.

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The New York Times: The era of A.I. propaganda has arrived, and America must act

Aug. 6, 2025—Brett Benson, associate professor of political science, and Brett Goldstein, research professor of engineering science and management, co-authored this opinion piece.

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The Conversation: Meet ‘lite intermediate black holes,’ the supermassive black hole’s smaller, much more mysterious cousin

Aug. 6, 2025—Bill Smith, Ph.D. candidate, Karan Jani, assistant professor of physics and astronomy, and Krystal Ruiz-Rocha, Ph.D. candidate, co-authored this piece.

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