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Senior Fellow Rebecca Ingber speaks on the Lawfare Podcast on the legal theories behind the Biden administration’s strike in Syria and the potential for war powers reform in the near future

Senior Fellow Michael Hanna speaks to The National News on US-Egypt policy, highlighting the difficulty for US agencies to “speak with one voice” on Egypt

Distinguished Fellow Randy Milch calls for reforms to attorney-client and work-product privileges for post-breach investigations to improve cybersecurity for all in Lawfare

With the White House signaling support for AUMF reform, Just Security republished analysis outlining principles for a 2021 AUMF from Reiss Center Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and senior fellows Tess Bridgeman and Stephen Pomper, co-authored with Steve Vladeck.

NYU Law News provides a recap and excerpted comments from panelists at the Reiss Center’s February 8 panel, “Impeachment: Threats and the Constitutional Challenge”

In Just Security, RCLS Student Scholar Mari Dugas outlines lessons learned from the indictment of North Korean officials for cyberattacks, including the need for future action to head off future threats

RCLS Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman and Student Scholars Mari Dugas and Nick Tonckens compiled a resource at Just Security on the litigation decisions the Biden Administration faces in pending national security-related cases from the Trump era

Faculty Co-Director David Golove moderated a panel of experts on U.S.-Russia relations during the NYU Journal of International Law and Politics 2020-21 Symposium

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer assesses Congress’s approach to impeachment in Lawfare, highlighting concerns with fact-finding procedures and the “legalization” of a constitutional process

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer speaks on the future of the presidency, the agenda for the Biden Administration, and other topics on Conversations with NYU President Hamilton

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