In the media

Senior Fellow Lindsay Rodman speaks to The Christian Science Monitor on legal consequences for current and former service members involved in the violence at the U.S. Capitol on January 6

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and co-authors Oona Hathaway and Steve Vladeck make the case for vaccinating Guantánamo detainees on legal, ethical and practical grounds

On PBS News Hour, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman explains the government’s response to the January 6 insurrection, including Congressional action, the DHS domestic terrorism warning, and criminal charges against participants

Senior Fellow Nicholas Rasmussen joins other former government officials on the Lawfare podcast to analyze the DHS bulletin on domestic terrorism

The Washington Post cited Senior Fellow Michael Hanna’s reflections on the obstacles facing democracy in the Middle East, ten years after the Arab Spring

Faculty Co-Director David Golove explains to Newsweek the constitutionality of the Paris Accord as an executive agreement that does not require Senate ratification

Senior Fellow Lindsay Rodman and co-author Alden Leader argue in Just Security that the national security field should keep flexible workplace policies beyond the pandemic to facilitate gender parity in national security

Senior Fellow Michael Hanna speaks on The Century Foundation’s Order from Ashes Podcast, connecting his studies on authoritarian backsliding abroad to the situation in the United States

On MSNBC, Rachel Maddow discusses Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann’s argument in Just Security that some of President Trump’s narrowly drawn pardons leave room for conviction

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Senior Fellows Tess Bridgewater and Stephen Pomper offer seven principles for reforming the AUMF and ending the forever war in Just Security, with Steve Vladeck

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