Molly Crockett

• Feb. 27: AI is ‘beating’ humans at empathy and creativity. But these games are rigged

Kim Lane Scheppele

• Feb. 1: “Is the U.S sleepwalking into autocracy? Experts weigh in” (interviewed on CNN's ‘Amanpour’)
• Feb. 3: “Donald Trump’s Orbán Playbook Is Working Exactly as Intended” (interviewed for Slate's ‘Amicus’ podcast)
• Feb. 5: “All the Government’s Data” (The Contrarian)
• Feb. 17: “How the start of Trump’s second term looks like some autocracies” (interviewed on PBS' ‘News Hour’)

Robert Tsai

• Feb. 1: Meet the Press appearance discussing birthright citizenship
• Feb. 7: “Trump wants transportation funding tied to marriage and birth rates. That’s bad news for Massachusetts” (interviewed for Boston Globe article)
• Feb. 9: “Trump's government shakeup may test Supreme Court's role as firewall” (interviewed for Reuters article)
• Feb. 10: Meet the Press appearance discussing the latest in lawsuits against the Trump administration
• Feb. 17: “The Republic of Indian Stream, the small country that existed for three years between the US and Canada and today gives its name to a whiskey” (interviewed for BBC News Article)
• Feb. 24: “Legal Agitator of Our Time” (Tsai's book, 'Demand the Impossible: One Lawyer’s Pursuit of Equal Justice for All,' reviewed by Rodger Citron for the LA Review of Books 

Jan-Werner Müller

• Feb. 4: “The Real People: A Conversation with Jan-Werner Müller” (The Point)
• Feb. 6: "Aspiring autocrats like Trump are always more dangerous the second time in office" (The Guardian)
• Feb. 17: “Normalizing the Normalization of the Far Right” (Project Syndicate)
• Feb. 21: “Lessons for the resistance 2.0 on how to fight back against Trump” (The Guardian)
• Feb. 21: “Is Protest Dead?” (Foreign Policy)