In the media

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer and colleague Benjamin L. Ginsberg write in The Washington Post about their efforts to ensure legal assistance for election officials contending with partisan attacks.

Senior Fellow Nicholas Rasmussen reflects on two decades of counterterrorism strategy and policy in the Journal of National Security Law & Policy, identifying successes, mistakes, and goals for the future.

Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman spoke on CBS News about the post-9/11 world in counterterrorism and national security, discussing Congress’s role in the War on Terror, the evolving threat matrix that the United States faces today, and abuses from post-9/11 policies.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and co-authors Sarah Butterfield, Siven Watt, and Heather Zimmerman compile questions for Congress, reporters, and investigators to ask about the August 29 strike in Kabul

Senior Fellow Lindsay Rodman spoke on CSIS’s “Smart Women, Smart Power” podcast about her experience as a woman in the Marines and the efforts to promote inclusion in the U.S. military.

In Foreign Affairs, Senior Fellow Michael Hanna and Peter Salisbury discussed possible paths towards resolution for the conflict in Yemen and emphasized the war’s “complex, multiparty nature.”

In an analysis of the Biden administration’s approach to Afghanistan, Senior Fellow Stephen Pomper spoke to The Washington Post on the difficulty of promoting human rights through military intervention.

In Just Security, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman discuss the legal framework for recognition of foreign governments and present four options regarding recognition or non-recognition of the Taliban in Afghanistan.

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and co-author Justin Hendrix provide context in Just Security for a new GAO report on the lack of extra protections at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th.

In The Hill, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman discusses evidence, witnesses, and other considerations for the January 6th House Select Committee as it continues its investigations.

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