News & Politics Maryland School Chief Carey Wright Has Advice for Parents What the educator has learned about learning. Education, Maryland, Q&AMay 14, 2026
News & Politics How Much Worse Can This Government Shutdown Make Federal Workers Feel? A UVA professor says furloughs historically cost civil servants much more than their paychecks. Government Shutdown, Q&AOctober 6, 2025
News & Politics Conservative Sociologist Brad Wilcox Wants You to Have More Kids He explains his controversial ideas about family and happiness. Brad Wilcox, Q&AAugust 1, 2025
News & Politics Is There Any Point to Protesting in Trump’s Second Term? David Karpf, a GW professor and expert on political activism, talks about when protests do work. dc protests, Q&AApril 3, 2025
News & Politics Senator Andy Kim Began His Career at USAID. Now He’s Speaking out Against DOGE Cuts. "Shame on the Trump administration," says the New Jersey Democratic Senator. Andy Kim, Doge, Elon Musk, Q&AMarch 3, 2025
News & Politics UDC’s President Wants You to Think Differently About the City’s Public University Maurice Edington has bold plans for the HBCU. College, Q&A, University of the District of ColumbiaFebruary 6, 2025
News & Politics Mark Zaid Knows a Thing or Two About Political Retribution "I'm getting dozens of inquiries every day from concerned federal employees," says the whistleblower attorney. Mark Zaid, Q&AJanuary 31, 2025
News & Politics What Does a Fact-Check-Free Facebook Mean for Trump’s America? "Facebook is preparing to run a very interesting social experiment here," says a University of Virginia expert. 2025 Inauguration, Donald Trump, Meta, Q&AJanuary 22, 2025
News & Politics Is The US Really Going to Ban TikTok? A UVA expert on how an app ban could happen—but why selling to a US-approved buyer is more likely. Q&A, TikTokDecember 23, 2024
News & Politics Katie Ledecky on Pain, Perseverance, and the Power of the Perfect Song The swimming superstar talks about her new memoir. Katie Ledecky, Olympics, Q&AJune 11, 2024
