Wendy Schiller comments for The New York Times, “Americans are still heavily reliant on fossil fuels, from gasoline to heavy manufacturing, and any shortage or spike in prices will make voters nervous, especially in high driving swing states like Georgia, Arizona, and Michigan."

In a recent Fox 43 piece, Wendy Schiller offered commentary on Senator John Fetterman’s abilities to legislate during inpatient treatment.

Wendy Schiller comments for The Conversation, “general political discourse in America has declined [with individuals feeling] free to behave badly [and] act out in anger.”

In a recent Philadelphia Inquirer article, Wendy Schiller offered commentary on support for Senator John Fetterman among Democrat leadership and the role that aides play in supporting the work of Congress.

This article cites Director of the William R. Rhodes Center for International Economics and Finance, Mark Blyth's recent book, “Angrynomics.”

Royce Family Professor of Teaching Excellence in Political Science and Director of the Taubman Center, Wendy Schiller, discusses how President Joe Biden will handle a Supreme Court vacancy.

Wendy Schiller offers commentary on Rhode Islanders' views on abortion.

Taubman Center Director, Wendy Schiller joins the Watson Institute's Trending Globally podcast to discuss the recent Supreme Court decisions and their implications on American politics.

Taubman Affiliate Professor Mark Blyth in an interview with WNYC Studios On The Media discusses the current state of the U.S. economy and what its trajectory tells us about our future.

In this radio segment, Professor of Political Science Wendy Schiller discusses gun laws in the U.S and the primary elections in several states.

Deborah Gordon joined The Good Men Project for a discussion of her research and its public policy and private sector implications.

Deborah Gordon writes for Midland Reporter-Telegram, "the U.S. can double down on cleaner energy now. There’s no place better than Texas to make the first move."

Taubman Affiliate Anthony Levitas offered commentary for Deutsche Welle, on the methodology used by a new report that measures social inequality in Europe.

"Independence would be unraveling 300 years of history and would require a 'leap of faith' – but that doesn’t mean it should not be done", Mark Blyth comments in The National.

In this radio segment, Professor of Political Science Wendy Schiller discusses politics, the economy, and the primary and general elections.

Richard Arenberg in South China Morning Post, "It can’t just be the Democrats negotiating with themselves."

Rob Blair comments on activists gathering outside the homes of three conservative Supreme Court justices to protest Roe v. Wade’s potential demise.

Taubman Center Director Dr. Wendy Schiller offers commentary on the numerous endorsements made by former president Donald Trump.

Julis-Rabinowitz Professor of Public Policy and Chair of Political Science Eric Patashnik in Vox, "It’s possible this could have some influence on vote choices in the midterms, but the impact will be at the margin.”

In this interview, Richard Holbrooke Associate Professor of Political Science and International and Public Affairs Jeff Colgan discusses how the United States plans to help Europe diminish its reliance on Russian natural gas.

Taubman Affiliate Anthony Levitas helps lead endeavour raising over $42,000 for Ukrainian citizens admist crisis.

Director of the Taubman Center Professor Wendy Schiller speaks with Bloomberg News on current events and politics.

Studies by Assistant Professors of Education John Papay and Matthew Kraft found more seasoned teachers were continuing to improve at their profession beyond the first five years of their career.

Richard Holbrooke Associate Professor of Political Science and International and Public Affairs Jeff Colgan comments on Russia as a "petrostate" and the implications this has on the Ukraine crisis.