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RCLS fellow and former homeland security adviser Lisa Monaco told the New York Times that if the Soleimani strike was intended to disrupt an imminent threat, then the Trump Administration should make its case to Congress and the public, consistent with national security.

January 12th, 2020|

RCLS fellow and former government lawyer Rebecca Ingber wrote in The Atlantic about the tools Congress can wield to rein in an administration’s war powers, including in the current situation against Iran

January 9th, 2020|

RCLS fellow and former homeland security and counterterrorism adviser Lisa Monaco writes in the Washington Post after the Soleimani killing that “We are in uncharted territory. The biggest question is whether we are prepared for whatever reaction this action will unleash.”

January 6th, 2020|

RCLS fellow Nicholas Rasmussen discussed with MSNBC the potential fallout of the U.S. strike on Soleimani and what it means for the Trump administration

January 5th, 2020|

RCLS Faculty Director Ryan Goodman spoke with Chris Hayes on “All In” about an exclusive Just Security report revealing unredacted government emails that show Pentagon concerns over the freezing of military aid to Ukraine

January 3rd, 2020|

RCLS faculty director Ryan Goodman appeared on the Brian Lehrer Show to break down the articles of impeachment against President Trump and spoke on PBS NewsHour about the impeachment trial and the roles of Sen. Mitch McConnell and Chief Justice John Roberts

December 16th, 2019|

RCLS fellow Lindsay Rodman quoted in the Tampa Bay Times on Afghanistan, saying that, despite intermittent successes, “the mission has been confusing over time”

December 16th, 2019|

RCLS fellow Nicholas Rasmussen quoted in the Washington Post on Pensacola and the training of foreign military officers: Reviewing vetting procedures is important, “but [an event like this] doesn’t invalidate the utility of the actual programs.”

December 9th, 2019|

RCLS fellow Bob Bauer writes in the New York Times that the “very behaviors that necessitate impeachment supply the means for the demagogue to escape it,” examining President Trump’s impeachment defense strategy.

December 2nd, 2019|

RCLS fellow Yascha Mounk writes in The Atlantic that developments in Bolivia demonstrate “that authoritarian populists can sustain the legitimacy they derive from their false promises for only so long.”

November 25th, 2019|