In the media

In Just Security, Senior Fellow Brian Finucane explains the implications of President Biden’s recent policy framework for counterterrorism direct action.

Senior Fellow Brian Finucane joined the Cato Institute to describe the current state of presidential war powers.

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer writes in The Atlantic about the rules governing former presidents’ access to classified material.

Senior Fellow Michael Wahid Hanna, with co-author Delaney Simon, write in Politico about the dangers of designating Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism.

Senior Fellow Catherine Powell co-edited a Cambridge University Press Symposium on Feminist Approaches to International Law

Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissman joined MSNBC to discuss DOJ’s decision to appeal Judge Cannon’s appointment of a special master in the Mar-a-Lago case.

Senior Fellows Tess Bridgeman and Brian Finucane analyze the war powers implications of recent US airstrikes against Iran-backed militia groups in Syria for Just Security.

In Just Security, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Sang-Min Kim offer a comprehensive view of the Jan. 6 Committee evidentiary record.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman speaks to The New York Times about former Attorney General Barr’s memo regarding obstruction charges against former President Trump in 2019.

In a CBS interview, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman describes the Espionage Act and how it could be applied to former President Donald Trump’s keeping of classified documents.

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