NPR’s “All Things Considered” interviewed Donald Grinde about a racist passage in the Declaration of Independence.

The Boston Globe featured John Violanti in an article about how the City of Pawtucket is fighting with a police officer over his PTSD diagnosis.

National Geographic covered research by Christopher Wells, who studied the diet of the giant plumose anemone (Metridium farcimen).

The Washington Post published an op-ed article written by Samantha Barbas on a possible upcoming Supreme Court review of the New York Times v. Sullivan landmark free speech decision.

CBS News interviewed James Gardner about the Supreme Court’s decision earlier this month upholding Arizona voting rules that ban third party collection of mail-in ballots and discard ballots cast in the wrong precinct. 

The Los Angeles Times quoted Emily Grijalva in a story about women coaches in the NBA. 

The Buffalo News quotes Christina Orsi in reporting that the UB Buffalo Insitute of Genomics and Data Analytics created 530 jobs at area high-tech companies. 

Yahoo! Life spoke to Christopher Dennison about a UB study suggesting that adult children’s educational attainment has an impact on their parents’ mental and physical health.

NPR quoted Monica Stephens in an article on how conservative podcast host Ben Shapiro used Facebook to build a media empire.

BBC Worklife speaks to Paul Tesluk about making the most of your pandmemic-influenced work schedule.

Physician Dennis Kuo tells Yahoo! News that students older than 2 years old and school staff should still wear masks.

The Washington Post published an editorial by Carole Emberton, on journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones’ decision to turn down the University of North Carolina’s belated offer of tenure to instead accept a position at Howard University. 

The New York Times quoted Lora Park in a story on how to get things done when you don’t want to do anything.

The Washington Post quoted John Sellick in a story reporting that a coronavirus variant discovered in Colombia is showing up among patients in South Florida, increasing infections and putting health officials on alert.

Michel Bruneau tells WGRZ-TV you must prevent misuse, accidents and deterioration to keep aging infrastructure safe.