A Newsweek article breaks down all of the GOP candidates and how they fared in past elections. Prof. Jack Pitney provided insight into why Trump never went toe-to-toe with Liz Cheney, who is considered a candidate and champion of Reagan Republican conservatism: “Cheney would ‘take Trump on hard.’ That’s why Trump would never debate her. He is scared of strong women.” 

Prof. Angela Vossmeyer is quoted in an article discussing the raising of the FDIC deposit insurance cap. She explained: “Banks are paying the costs, but eventually costs get rolled on to customers. So certainly, if they keep drawing down this fund more—raising the cost for banks to pay into the FDIC—it gets costly for everyone.”

In an article describing the Biden administration’s focus on healthcare, Prof. Jack Pitney explained the American people’s perception of each party’s stance on healthcare issues: “Democrats have ‘owned’ the healthcare issue for many years, and GOP messaging on health issues has largely failed.”

In an opinion piece in The New York Times, Prof. Jon Shields argued that liberal professors have the power to guide conservative students to become “thoughtful and knowledgeable partisans.”

Prof. Angela Vossmeyer co-authored an op-ed for Market Watch about the risks of merging troubled banks with those that are stronger. "In this bank panic of 2023, financial regulators hope a version of the 2009 playbook will restore stability to the global banking system. But will it?” she wrote.

Fox Business interviewed Prof. Angela Vossmeyer about whether credit unions offer a safer option than traditional banks during financial turmoil.