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In the Media2026-07-21T13:08:43-04:00

In the Media

Senior Fellow Brian Finucane contributes commentary on the boat strikes campaign in a Bloomberg op-ed: “In the absence of an armed conflict, the term for premeditated killing is generally murder.”

October 14th, 2026|

In Just Security, Distinguished Scholar Michael Schmitt and Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman write about the International law implications of the U.S. lifting of export restrictions on Russian diesel.

October 14th, 2026|

Senior Fellow Camille Stewart Gloster joins the Brookings TechTank podcast to discuss her Authority Centered Enforcement framework for governing AI agents, as proposed in her new book, The Insider You Built.

October 9th, 2026|

On an American Bar Association Annual Review of National Security Law panel, Senior Fellow Brian Finucane discusses emerging technologies and the bounds of law of armed conflict.

October 9th, 2026|

Non-Resident Senior Fellow Beth George coauthors an explainer on President Trump’s new “Inaugurating The Era of Super Intelligence” executive order.

October 2nd, 2026|

In an expert backgrounder for Just Security, Distinguished Scholar Michael Schmitt outlines the body of international law governing the placement and use of weapons in outer space.

September 23rd, 2026|

Senior Fellow and Visiting Scholar Tess Bridgeman joins Harold Koh and Jameel Jaffer in a Yale Law National Security Group panel on responses from the academic and legal communities in the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks.

September 23rd, 2026|

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman joins CNN to discuss the “mountain of caselaw against the president” in his banning of CNN, MSNow, and POLITICO from the White House on Friday.

September 23rd, 2026|

On an American Bar Association panel, Executive Director Rachel Goldbrenner discusses the practice of national security law and insights from her career alongside other leading women practitioners.

September 18th, 2026|

In a new thought piece for Project Syndicate, Faculty Co-Director Stephen Holmes characterizes the roots of bipartisan public apprehension toward the building of data centers: “The fear it provokes is not primarily a fear of being replaced. It is the fear of not being worth replacing.”

September 17th, 2026|
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