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In the Media2026-07-21T13:08:43-04:00

In the Media

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

October 30th, 2020|

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.

October 28th, 2020|

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.

October 21st, 2020|

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

October 20th, 2020|

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

October 9th, 2020|

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”

October 9th, 2020|

The New York Times reviews RCLS Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann’s new book on the Mueller probe, “Where Law Ends: Inside the Mueller Investigation”

October 9th, 2020|

RCLS Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman shared insights in the New York Times on a new Inspector General report and its potential as evidence regarding U.S support to the Saudi-led campaign in Yemen

September 16th, 2020|

In the New York Times, Faculty Co-Director Ryan Goodman and Distinguished Senior Fellow Andrew Weissmann examine how AG William Barr might attempt to improperly boost President Trump’s election prospects

August 5th, 2020|

RCLS fellow Lisa Monaco reacted to the DOJ’s indictment of 2 Chinese nationals for numerous cybercrimes, potentially in coordination with the Chinese government, noting international agreements are only effective if parties are held accountable

July 27th, 2020|
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