Fox News | Race, gender debate brewing after Fani Willis' hearing testimony: 'High-profile Black woman' (Kamina Pinder quoted) 

Time | How play can increase resilience (Corey Keyes writes)

Politico | ‘Exhibit A for term limits’: Some Democrats question Rep. David Scott’s reelection bid (Andra Gillespie quoted) | Yahoo! News 

Bloomberg Law | Boy Scouts settlement pause marks shift on bankruptcy doctrine (Lindsey Simon quoted) 

WAGA-TV 📺 | Aromatherapy may help ease stress, headache and low energy (Sharon Bergquist interviewed)

WAGA-TV 📺 | Fulton County DA Fani Willis hearing: 'Just the beginning' of the drama, law professor says (John Acevedo quoted) | Yahoo! News 

WAGA-TV 📺 | Officials confirm no ransom was paid after recent cyber attack (Rajiv Garg quoted) | WXIA-TV 📺

WSB-AM | Emory Law professor discusses Fani Willis hearing (John Acevedo interviewed)

WAGA-TV | Atlanta companies shine in Forbes' annual list of best large employers (Emory University featured) 

Scientific American | Chimpanzees and bonobos have surprisingly different parenting styles (Elizabeth Lonsdorf quoted) 

MedCity News | Tools for better interoperability are here – but providers aren’t adopting them (Alistair Erskine quoted, Emory Healthcare featured) 

Medpage Today | Potential biomarker for perforated appendicitis shows link to sever sepsis (Rishikesan Kamaleswaran quoted)

Fierce Pharma | AstraZeneca touts 'overwhelming' Tagrisso win among 3 lung cancer portfolio advancements (Suresh Ramalingam cited)

Washington Post | Biden administration cancels $1.2B in student loans with new repayment plan

Chronicle of Higher Education | High donation levels are a vote of confidence in higher ed, report says

Inside Higher Ed | Does higher ed lead to a living wage? It depends.

Washington Post | Cancer therapy approved by FDA uses body’s own cells as a ‘living drug’

Associated Press | Jill Biden is announcing $100 million in funding for research and development into women’s health 

NBC News | Black people have the highest rates of death from heart disease. Could more Black cardiologists help?