Washington Post | Could Biden’s problems with Black voters help Trump win? (Alan Abramowitz quoted) | Raw Story

Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Pollen counts in Atlanta reach “extremely high” levels (Pedro Lamothe quoted)

Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Emory study finds ‘invisible threat’ to kids from secondhand vape exposure (Emory University research featured, Jeannie Rodriguez quoted) | The Tennessean | Yahoo! News | The Daily Citizen

WABE | In Georgia, inadequate housing can mean significantly longer stays in foster care (Melissa Carter quoted) | Pro Publica

WABE | Vehicle cargo could be heading to Georgia ports following the collapse of Baltimore's Bridge ( Nikolay Osadchiy interviewed)

WABE | Migration in the Bible (Roger Nam interviewed)

Good Housekeeping | Scientists say “Grandma Brain” isn’t just in your head (Emory University research featured, James Rilling quoted)

Fast Company | 5 habits of people who are flourishing, according to a sociologist  (Corey Keyes featured)

Washington Post | As colleges receive FAFSA records, some ask: ‘How do we trust this data?’

Wall Street Journal | The feds want more oversight of scientific research. Universities are fighting back.

Inside Higher Ed | Black scholars face anonymous accusations in anti-DEI crusade

Associated Press  📺 | A biased test kept thousands of Black people from getting a kidney transplant. It’s finally changing

NBC News | CDC warns of increase in bacterial illnesses that can lead to meningitis and possibly death

The Hill | FDA issues highest-level alert for heart pumps connected to 49 reported deaths