For your byline (the names of the authors), use Heading 2
Note on bylines: the standard convention for author order is alphabetical by last name. Some papers order authors by level of contribution, with those who’ve made the most significant contributions appearing earlier in the list. Other papers randomize author order, which they denote with an ⓡ symbol next to the names that have been randomized (the symbol is important: otherwise, any deviation from alphabetical order is interpreted as ordering by level of contribution). Order of names matters: as researchers reference publications by authors’ names rather than paper titles, first/earlier authors are more likely to get credit and recognition for the work. For your posts, you may pick any of the three author orders (alphabetical; by contribution; random) above.
For your regular paragraphs, use Paragraph.
Before you forget, tag your post with at least one Category from the right-hand side menu: COVID-19, Great Recession, International, or US Policy.
As you work on your post, use the “Save Draft” button at the top to save your progress. You can preview what your post looks like with the “Preview” button.
Your blog posts will be very long. I recommend adding a “READ MORE” tag (the button above that looks like a sandwich of a dashed line between two solid lines) after the first couple of paragraphs of your introduction. It will show up as a “Continue reading –>” button with a hyperlink on the post preview.