There’s an opportunity to be the voice of calm and I don’t think tearing up the Fed and having five dissents on wording is the way he’s going to want to do that.”

Any way you cut it, there are tens of thousands of children who have experienced parental detention since this president entered office. The majority are U.S. citizens.”

The big plus is the way [Warsh] has protected central bank independence. That is the most important thing for the future of the Federal Reserve.”

Jessica Riedl spoke with the New York Times about the roughly $1.5 trillion sought for the Pentagon budget next fiscal year, amounting to about 4.5 percent of the nation’s GDP.

Nellie Liang is interviewed in the New York Times on the potential for a crisis on the scale of the 2008 financial crisis. 

Elena Patel spoke with CNBC about the “no tax on tips” deduction and how some low-income filers who don’t typically pay federal income tax won’t see big refunds.

If your goal is to reshore manufacturing, of course that’s going to be more expensive because the reason it was offshored in the first place was because corporations wanted to lower..."

Lauren Bauer was interviewed by Axios for a story on the government shutdown’s impacts on SNAP benefits. 

Research co-authored by Wendy Edelberg and Tara Watson on recent immigration declines heavily informed coverage in The Atlantic. 

Aviva Aron-Dine shares her perspective on the politics of health care subsidies during the government shutdown.