In the media

In Just Security, Senior Fellow Randy Milch and co-author Ed Amoroso raise concerns about the FBI’s recent hack-to-patch campaign potentially disrupting enterprises’ information security practices and risking collateral damage

Senior Fellow Rebecca Ingber speaks on the JIB/JAB: The Laws of War Podcast about her analysis of incremental legal justifications that can lead to war, which may hinder a broader policy-based evaluation of the U.S.’s engagement in armed conflict

Senior Fellow Michael Hanna suggests in World Politics Review that Iran-Saudi talks, mediated by Iraq, could begin a path towards conflict mitigation in the region

In a New York Times analysis of the Afghanistan campaign, Senior Fellow Michael Hanna outlines his view of key shortcomings in U.S. strategy over the years

Reiss Center Student Scholar Nicholas Tonckens co-published a resource on past investigative congressional commissions as a resource for future Covid-19 & January 6 commissions

Senior Fellow Stephen Pomper and Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman joined Oona Hathaway and David Rothkopf on the Deep State Radio Podcast to discuss the unique opportunity before Congress for real war powers reform

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer testified alongside Oona Hathaway and Jack Goldsmith before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on “Reclaiming Congressional War Powers”

Senior Fellows Rebecca Ingber and Tess Bridgeman joined John Bellinger to testify before the House Rules Committee on “Article I: Reforming the War Powers Resolution”

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and co-author Andy Wright outline in Just Security the strengths and potential pitfalls of Speaker Pelosi’s January 6 Commission proposal

In Just Security, Senior Fellow Rebecca Ingber examines the legal justifications that presidents have used to escalate conflicts, and the potential dangers of sliding into larger-scale war without war powers reform

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