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Fault Lines: Soleimani Fallout
The National Security Institute crew discusses the current state of affairs between Iran and the United States. -
The Sordid Story of Impeachment
When experts write about impeachment, they tend to spend a lot of time on the Founding, but there’s another way to think about the impeachable offense: by looking at the offenses for which Congress has a... -
Livestream: Senators Sworn in for Senate Impeachment Trial
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The Lawfare Podcast: Bobby Chesney and Danielle Citron on Deep Fakes
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The Federal Reserve Considers the Economics of Climate Change in 2020
Addressing the national and international economic effects of climate change has become crucial to the Fed’s mission. -
Government Accountability Office Finds White House Violates Law by Withholding Aid to Ukraine
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India’s New Citizenship Law and its Anti-Secular Implications
What is the legal significance of India’s new citizenship law and why has it prompted protests on such an unprecedented scale? -
The Trump Impeachment and the Question of Precedent
In speeches sounding the alarm about “toxic” precedent, Sen. Mitch McConnell has set forth a questionable view of the law of impeachment with serious implications for the future of this constitutional re... -
House Releases More Ukraine Documents
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Rational Security: The 'Quite Common Under American Law' Edition
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National Security Highlights from the Seventh Democratic Primary Debate
On Tuesday, CNN and the Des Moines Register hosted the seventh debate of the 2020 Democratic Primary campaign. Wolf Blitzer, Abby Phillipand Brianne Pfannenstiel moderated the discussion. We’ve selected... -
Testimony and Executive Privilege in the Senate Impeachment Trial
Senators are debating whether witnesses will appear at the impeachment trial. But if the Senate does vote to hear from witnesses, could executive privilege be utilized to block their testimony?
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