In the media

Senior Fellow Lindsay Rodman assesses the Biden administration’s record on gender parity in national security and argues that despite some progress, the administration has fallen far short of true parity.

Senior Fellow Beth George discussed factors that influence businesses’ decisions to report cyberattacks to law enforcement with TechTarget SearchSecurity.

A year into the Biden administration, Senior Fellows Tess Bridgeman and Stephen Pomper revisit their Fall 2020 recommendations on war powers reform, noting progress on legislation that rebalances power between Congress and the presidency.

In Just Security, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and co-author Justin Hendrix sift through podcast interviews with militia members leading up to and in the aftermath of January 6th, 2021.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman spoke to The Washington Post about Representative McCarthy’s refusal to cooperate with the January 6th Select Committee, analyzing the potential information McCarthy could provide about the insurrection and President Trump’s involvement.

In Foreign Affairs, Senior Fellow Brian Finucane details the ways multiple administrations have stretched war powers authorities in Syria and argues that these legal theories should not become a precedent for future conflicts.

Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann examines in Just Security how Paul Manafort’s book publication plans may violate the terms of his plea deal.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman appeared on CNN’s New Day to discuss the legal implications of reports that federal prosecutors are asking January 6th defendants to attest that they believed President Trump wanted them to disrupt the election certification.

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer, Faculty Co-Director Dean Trevor Morrison, and Professor Richard Pildes talked to NYU Law about their time on the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States, detailing the commission’s accomplishments and insights for the continuing debate on court reform.

In Just Security, Senior Fellow Brian Finucane examines legal opinions from the 2020 Soleimani strike and their implications for broader use of force authorities and constraints.

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