In the media

Senior Fellow Nicholas Rasmussen speaks to The New York Times on the repercussions of the death of Al Qaeda’s second-highest leader

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann dissect the ramifications of the DoJ’s election fraud investigation memo in The Washington Post

Reiss Center Executive Director Rachel Goldbrenner authored the final essay in Just Security’s Good Governance Papers, on rebuilding & renewing the U.S. diplomatic corps as a matter of both good governance and national security

Senior Fellows Tess Bridgeman and Stephen Pomper propose reforms of the War Powers Resolution to restore Congress’s constitutional role in the use of force in Just Security’s Good Governance Papers.

Senior Fellow Michael Hanna writes in POLITICO about ending a partisan, “handshake” approach to foreign partnerships in order to restore American stature abroad.

Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann spoke with NPR on the pardon power, possible Department of Justice reforms, and other lessons learned from the Mueller investigation.

RCLS Distinguished Fellow Bob Bauer and co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith spoke with The New York Times about their proposals for reforming presidential accountability and transparency rules, drawing from their new book, After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency.

RCLS Executive Director Rachel Goldbrenner moderated a panel on “2020 Elections and Security: Cyberattacks, Threats of Political Violence and More,” with national security experts Josh Geltzer and Amb. Karen Kornbluh

RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Just Security’s Kate Brannen write in The Washington Post about the online forum’s efforts to obtain information on U.S. troop deployment numbers abroad

RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer speaks on the Bulwark podcast with co-author Professor Jack Goldsmith about their new book on presidential reform: “After Trump: Reconstructing the Presidency”

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