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Novel Threats: National Security and the Coronavirus Pandemic

A Q&A series with Reiss Center experts on COVID-19 and key national security challenges. This week: Kate Brannen on Coronavirus, Misinformation and Covering National Security

A Road Less Traveled: National Security Careers After Law School – Nabiha Syed

On Monday, October 26, the Reiss Center welcomed the second speaker of our 2020-2021 season of A Road Less Traveled, our career series featuring practitioners of national security law and policy.

War Powers Resolution Reporting Project

A living resource on the war powers reporting practice of every President since the WPR was enacted in 1973.

Meet the RCLS 2020-21 Student Scholars

NYU Law students Mari Dugas and Nicholas Tonckens have been selected as RCLS Student Scholars for the upcoming year

In the News

Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann spoke with NPR on the pardon power, possible Department of Justice reforms, and other lessons learned from the Mueller investigation.

RCLS Distinguished Fellow Bob Bauer and co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith spoke with The New York Times about their proposals for reforming presidential accountability and transparency rules, drawing from their new book, After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency.

RCLS Executive Director Rachel Goldbrenner moderated a panel on “2020 Elections and Security: Cyberattacks, Threats of Political Violence and More,” with national security experts Josh Geltzer and Amb. Karen Kornbluh