In the media

RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and fellow Nicholas Rasmussen write in Just Security on their concerns that a National Intelligence Council memo on the Russian bounty operation may have been subjected to political influence.

RCLS fellow Michael Hanna joined the “Middle East Brief” to discuss the latest developments in Libya as Egypt threatens to send troops across the border

RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman lays out key questions that Congress and the media should ask Attorney General William Barr

RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in The Atlantic that we were “close to a great success story,” but he now fears the virus may win

RCLS Faculty Co-Director Stephen Holmes joined a Foreign Policy Virtual Dialogue to discuss his latest book, The Light that Failed, winner of the prestigious Lionel Gelber Prize

RCLS Faculty Co-Driector Ryan Goodman tells the Washington Post that the Michael Flynn unmasking controversy “is apparently an effort to confuse the public by conflating routine and legitimate actions…[with] leaking classified information to the media.”

RCLS fellow Lindsay Rodman is profiled in Huffington Post for her work as a Marine, Pentagon official, and as Executive Director of LCWINS, an organization advocating for gender-parity and diversity in national security leadership roles

RCLS Faculty Co-Director Stephen Holmes explains in the Globe and Mail how the coronavirus crisis hampers the efforts of would-be authoritarian leaders

Lisa Monaco, RCLS fellow and former Homeland Security Advisor to President Obama, told CNN’s New Day that the pandemic response playbook her team left for the incoming Trump Administration was “ignored.”

RCLS fellow Stephen Pomper writes in Just Security on the strategic perils of over-emphasizing the national security dimensions of the challenge posed by infectious disease

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