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Trump’s Use of Emergency Powers to Impose Tariffs Is an Abuse of Power
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China, Not Russia, Is the Next Major U.S. Military Competitor in Africa
Beijing’s more quiet military role on the continent is also more ambitious and sustainable. -
The Meaning of Article II and 'Executive Power' to Trump
President Trump has cited Article II to justify everything from deportations to firing civil servants—these assertions present a challenge to constitutional order. -
Fear Itself: What Stands Between Germany and a Better Foreign Policy
In a stark new strategic environment, ensuring German security and prosperity will require that country address long-held and deeply ingrained fears. -
The Situation: Unilateral Disarmament in the Information Wars
It’s easy to understand why Trump is destroying Voice of America. -
The Narrative Purpose of Climate Change Litigation
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Escalation: A Podcast History of U.S.-Ukraine Relations Event
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Escalation: The Worst of Both Worlds
Listen to the fourth episode of Escalation, a narrative podcast on U.S.-Ukraine relations.
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