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Tyler Cowen, Department of Economics and Mercatus Center, writes about the impacts AI pose on not only interest rates, but also how it will affect the economy and a greater demand for capital in several other industries.

Mark Koyama, Mercatus Center, joins the MacroHive podcast hosts to discuss the influence of culture onto economy around the world.

Charles Blahous, Mercatus Center, is quoted in an article that discusses the timeline of bills passed towards funding retirement pensions and the current debate between the various partisan approaches.

Zachary Schrag, professor in the Department of History and Art History, has received an NEH grant for his research on the history of the Dulles Corridor Metrorail Project to help understand the possibilities of the ambitious efforts to reshape daily transportation choices.

Mills Kelly, professor of history and RRCHNM senior scholar, and RRCHNM have been awarded two separate NEH awards—one in support of Worlds Turned Upside Down, a narrative documentary podcast series about the history of the American Revolution, and one in support of the digital preservation of Civil War graffiti houses.

In Yahoo! Finance, Jeffrey Lacker, Mercatus Center, says we may not see rate cuts at all this year.

Amanda Warner, doctoral student in sociology, is quoted in an article discussing how the case that ensured undocumented children’s education is at risk of being overturned.

Todd Kashdan, Department of Psychology, is quoted in a New Scientist article about how, at moderate levels, nervous feelings can make us smarter problem solvers and fuel original thinking.

WUSA9 cites the Institute for Immigration Research in an article about how the Key Bridge collapse is pushing immigrant workers to call on President Biden for further relief services and better work regulations.