In the media

Senior Fellow Michael Hanna and co-author Peter Salisbury explain the political dynamics behind a UN resolution designating the Houthis in Yemen a “terrorist group” and argue that the label will do little to ameliorate the conflict.

NYU Law News provides a summary and speaker excerpts from the Reiss Center’s event “The Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Navigating Law, Diplomacy, and Force,” held the day of Russia’s invasion into Ukraine.

Senior Fellow Brian Finucane gives context for a House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing on war powers and the 2001 AUMF, providing key sample questions that Congress could ask the Biden administration.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman, Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman, and their co-organizers of the Good Governance Papers present a 2022 report card of the project’s recommendations for reform ahead of President Biden’s State of the Union address.

Senior Fellow Stephen Pomper testified before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary in a hearing on “‘Targeted Killing’ and the Rule of Law: The Legal and Human Costs of 20 Years of U.S. Drone Strikes.”

Ms. Magazine’s “Weekend Reading on Women’s Representation” roundup featured Senior Fellow Lindsay Rodman’s piece on gender parity in the Biden administration.

Senior Fellow Nicholas Rasmussen testified before the House Committee on Homeland Security on combatting terrorism online and a “whole-of-society” approach to confronting violent extremism.

In the Balkinization blog’s symposium on death and legal scholarship, Senior Fellow Catherine Powell critiques the wartime frame for the fight against COVID-19 and offers contrasting paradigms.

Senior Fellow Brian Finucane speaks to Grid News about the wide range of policy outcomes possible under the current legal authorities for drone strikes.

Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman offers takeaways on the Biden administration’s decision to reject torture-derived evidence in the Al-Nashiri Guantanamo military commission.

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