Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman analyzes President Biden’s Statement of Administration Policy supporting the 2002 AUMF repeal and raises important questions about AUMF reform that remain, including the appropriate targets for authorized force and the scope of any new authorization Gallery

Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman analyzes President Biden’s Statement of Administration Policy supporting the 2002 AUMF repeal and raises important questions about AUMF reform that remain, including the appropriate targets for authorized force and the scope of any new authorization

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman joins Stuart Stevens on All In with Chris Hayes to discuss the revelations that the Trump administration pressured the Department of Justice to investigate groundless election fraud claims Gallery

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman joins Stuart Stevens on All In with Chris Hayes to discuss the revelations that the Trump administration pressured the Department of Justice to investigate groundless election fraud claims

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman & Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann proposed questions about January 6th for FBI Director Christopher Wray ahead of his upcoming hearing before the House Oversight Committee, including interrogating the role of politics, social media, and intelligence failures at the FBI Gallery

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman & Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann proposed questions about January 6th for FBI Director Christopher Wray ahead of his upcoming hearing before the House Oversight Committee, including interrogating the role of politics, social media, and intelligence failures at the FBI

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer and Ben Ginsberg, a former colleague on the Presidential Commission on Election Administration, warn in The New York Times that the wave of new state election laws could politicize election processes, targeting non-partisan election officials and threatening the integrity of U.S. democracy Gallery

Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer and Ben Ginsberg, a former colleague on the Presidential Commission on Election Administration, warn in The New York Times that the wave of new state election laws could politicize election processes, targeting non-partisan election officials and threatening the integrity of U.S. democracy

In Lawfare, Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer warns that states’ new election laws threaten to place elections under partisan control, and proposes reforms to prevent election politicization Gallery

In Lawfare, Distinguished Senior Fellow Bob Bauer warns that states’ new election laws threaten to place elections under partisan control, and proposes reforms to prevent election politicization

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman interviewed Philip Shenon, author of The Commission: The Uncensored History of the 9/11 Commission, to discuss lessons learned for a January 6 Commission Gallery

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman interviewed Philip Shenon, author of The Commission: The Uncensored History of the 9/11 Commission, to discuss lessons learned for a January 6 Commission

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and co-authors Austin Evers and Justin Hendrix assess Congress’s struggle to adequately investigate the January 6 insurrection and suggest critical elements a successful independent commission would need in The Washington Post Gallery

Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and co-authors Austin Evers and Justin Hendrix assess Congress’s struggle to adequately investigate the January 6 insurrection and suggest critical elements a successful independent commission would need in The Washington Post

Senior Fellow Michael Hanna explains the context of last week’s Turkey-Egypt talks in the World Politics Review’s Middle East Memo, suggesting that the countries’ thawing relations could signal a shift away from interventionism and conflict in the region. Gallery

Senior Fellow Michael Hanna explains the context of last week’s Turkey-Egypt talks in the World Politics Review’s Middle East Memo, suggesting that the countries’ thawing relations could signal a shift away from interventionism and conflict in the region.

Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman speaks with NYU Law on her career as a lawyer in the State Department, National Security Council, and White House to her current roles as co-editor in chief at Just Security, legal scholar, and RCLS fellow Gallery

Senior Fellow Tess Bridgeman speaks with NYU Law on her career as a lawyer in the State Department, National Security Council, and White House to her current roles as co-editor in chief at Just Security, legal scholar, and RCLS fellow

In Just Security, Senior Fellow Randy Milch and co-author Ed Amoroso raise concerns about the FBI’s recent hack-to-patch campaign potentially disrupting enterprises’ information security practices and risking collateral damage Gallery

In Just Security, Senior Fellow Randy Milch and co-author Ed Amoroso raise concerns about the FBI’s recent hack-to-patch campaign potentially disrupting enterprises’ information security practices and risking collateral damage