ABC News’ “World News” featured research by Scott Wiltermuth finding that the acquisition of power makes people think they’ve attained greater “moral clarity.” “We wondered if this explains some of the behavior we see in Congress, where people in power see the world in stark black and white terms,” Wiltermuth said.

RedOrbit featured research by Gerard Tellis and Gareth James, finding that Moore’s Law — predicting that processor speeds for computers will double every 18 months — no longer applies to most industries.

CBS News’ “MoneyWatch” featured research by Scott Wiltermuth and a colleague from Stanford, finding that people with power tend to become more severe when they decide to punish someone.

Pacific Standard featured research by Feng Zhu finding that a political slant within Wikipedia has lessened over the past decade. A search of politically charged keywords found that in 2002 Wikipedia of 2002 leaned Democratic, and that it is now less biased.