A story in the Christian Science Monitor interviewed Victoria Wolcott about young women of color taking the reins of grassroots protests against racism and for an end to police violence.

Business Insider included Erin Hatton, in an article featuring 14 labor expert’s ideas for re-empowering American workers during the pandemic.

The New York Times published an article on the many different symptoms of COVID-19. The article highlighted a UB study led by Brian Clemency, showed that of 961 health care workers who were tested for Covid-19, anosmia (loss of smell) was the most predictive symptom, but it wasn’t foolproof.

MSN quoted law professor James Gardner about whether President Donald Trump might send in federal officials to deter mail-in voting. 

A Wall Street Journal story featured Tom Russo about how to be safe from the novel coronavirus while at the beach this summer. 

Yahoo interviewed John Sellick about whether people can safely go to the dentist during the pandemic.

The Wall Street Journal featured commentary from Chris Renschler in an article about a partnership between the U.S. Department of Energy and Microsoft that will develop artificial intelligence tools aimed at helping first responders. 

National Public Radio quoted Michael Frisch in a piece commermorating the 50th anniversary of the publication of Studs Terkels's Hard Times about the Great Depression.

The Wall Street Journal spoke to social welfare expert Kelly Patterson about the widening financial gap in Buffalo between white and Black workers. 

An article in The Washington Post quoted Susan Clark about how record-setting heat is turbocharging drought, fires and tropical storms this summer.

Newsweek interviewed Jacob Neiheisel on the 2020 presidential election, and whether or not undecided voters will help re-elect President Donald Trump. 

MSN.com included Yotam Ophir in a story about how to talk to family members about political conspiracy theories.