PBS NewsHour - Dana discussed why her leadership of a 60-journalist investigation — which found three times more Native student deaths at boarding schools than a federal probe — remains urgent today.

Apple News Today - Dana reported on how nearly 300 million gallons of sewage spilled into the Potomac River and its consequences for the region.

MSNBC - The Reidout - MSNBC primetime host Joy Reid interviewed Dana on the untold Indigenous story of Thanksgiving.

WriteLane podcast – On a podcast hosted by Pulitzer Prize–winning journalists, Dana shared the rigorous reporting behind her interviews with survivors of Indian boarding schools.

Democracy NOW! - Dana highlighted how The Post uncovered more than three times as many Indigenous student deaths at boarding schools as the Interior Department found in its investigation.

Fox 5 - Dana examined the history of Thanksgiving, challenging long-held myths and correcting the historical record.

Sirius XM Radio - Wild zebras escaped in Maryland and roamed the D.C. suburbs for weeks — and Dana was on the trail, tracking every twist.

Washington Post video - Dana gave a rider’s guide to Metro: Why do trains jerk and elevators break so often? An inside look at the system’s persistent problems — and what’s behind them.

Post Reports: The Myth of Thanksgiving. What really happened at the first Thanksgiving — and why the tribe that aided the Pilgrims still grapples with its consequences 400 years later.

Post Reports - The lasting scars of Native American boarding schools — where children were abused under U.S. government and Catholic Church oversight.