News + Media Current Headlines MIT Washington Summer Interns visit U.S. Representative Thomas Massie July 6, 2026 MIT Political Science How architecture influences political activity June 26, 2026 MIT News MIT Summer Reading List Features Books by Profs. Grinberg and Lin-Greenberg June 25, 2026 MIT News Prof. Lily Tsai named Director of Concourse June 25, 2026 Office of the First Year in the MIT Division of Graduate and Undergraduate Education Article on Understanding and Combatting Misinformation co-authored by Prof. Adam Berinsky wins Best Publication from the Behavioral Science and Policy Association June 17, 2026 Behavioral Science and Policy Association More Headlines Op-Ed Valuing human authenticity in the age of AI By Evan Lieberman March 27, 2026 Global Commons Substack The Hormuz Minefield: In the Strait, Iran Holds the Advantage--and America has No Good Options By Caitlin Talmadge March 13, 2026 Foreign Affairs More Op-Eds Quoted “This is not a document the United States agreed to because the war demonstrated a new U.S. military superiority. I think it's a document that has resulted from the fact that the United States bit off more than it could chew and doesn't want to escalate.” — Prof. Caitlin Talmadge June 21, 2026 Boston Globe More Quoted Multimedia Prof. Mai Hassan NPR interview on "Gaza commanded our attention. Why hasn't Sudan?" More Multimedia
MIT Washington Summer Interns visit U.S. Representative Thomas Massie July 6, 2026 MIT Political Science
Prof. Lily Tsai named Director of Concourse June 25, 2026 Office of the First Year in the MIT Division of Graduate and Undergraduate Education
Article on Understanding and Combatting Misinformation co-authored by Prof. Adam Berinsky wins Best Publication from the Behavioral Science and Policy Association June 17, 2026 Behavioral Science and Policy Association
The Hormuz Minefield: In the Strait, Iran Holds the Advantage--and America has No Good Options By Caitlin Talmadge March 13, 2026 Foreign Affairs
“This is not a document the United States agreed to because the war demonstrated a new U.S. military superiority. I think it's a document that has resulted from the fact that the United States bit off more than it could chew and doesn't want to escalate.” — Prof. Caitlin Talmadge June 21, 2026 Boston Globe
