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Top Experts’ Backgrounder: Military Action Against Iran and US Domestic Law
by Brian Egan and Tess Bridgeman
What’s In the New Draft National Defense Authorization Act
by Annie Himes, Julia McKay and John T. Nelson
An “Emergency” Arms Deal: Will Congress Acquiesce in Another Blow to Its Authority?
by Diana Ohlbaum and Rachel Stohl
A Side-by-Side Comparison of Barr’s vs. Mueller’s Statements about Special Counsel Report
by Ryan Goodman
The American Way of War Includes Fidelity to Law: Preemptive Pardons Break that Code
by Donald J. Guter, Rear Admiral, JAGC, USN (Ret.), John D. Hutson, Rear Admiral, JAGC, USN (Ret.) and Rachel VanLandingham, Lt Col, USAF (Ret.)
What Congress Should Ask Robert Mueller When He Testifies
by Joshua Geltzer, Ryan Goodman and Asha Rangappa
The Pentagon’s 2018 Civilian Casualties Report: What’s In It and What’s Next
by Rita Siemion and Daniel R. Mahanty
The ICC’s Afghanistan Decision: Bending to U.S. or Focusing Court on Successful Investigations?
by Alex Whiting
Transparency on Civilian Harm in Somalia Matters – Not Just to Americans
by Rahma A. Hussein, Abdifatah Hassan Ali and Alex Moorehead
The Pentagon Wants to Streamline Security Clearances by Using AI. That’s a Dangerous Idea.
by John Bowers
I Helped Write the Exec Order on Public Reporting of Lethal Operations. Here’s What Trump Has Undone.
by Luke Hartig
BREAKING: United States Supports Germany’s International Arrest Warrant for Accused Syrian War Criminal
by Ryan Goodman
Trump’s Invoking Obama Signing Statement as Reason Not to Report to Congress on Khashoggi Murder: A Roundup of Expert Views
by Ryan Goodman
Human Rights, Deprivation of Life and National Security: Q&A with Christof Heyns and Yuval Shany on General Comment 36
by Ryan Goodman, Christof Heyns and Yuval Shany
Weapons of Mass Consumerism: Why China Wants Your Personal Information
by Joshua Geltzer and Bryan Jones
Annotation of the Pentagon Report to Congress on Detainee Abuse by U.S. Partners in Yemen
by Luke Hartig
Trump’s Bookkeeper: How Prosecutors Could Easily Prove Tax Crimes for Hush Money Reimbursements
by Brian Galle