Rule of Law

There has been a recent bipartisan shift to frame economic issues—among many others—in national security terms.

The draft NDAA contains a number of important provisions for preventing and responding to civilian harm.

The Biden administration's latest war powers report to Congress and letter to the UN Security Council raise questions about the domestic and international legal basis for hostilities…

Providing a meaningful report to Congress - and the American public - on legal and policy frameworks governing the use of force and related national security operations is not…

Abusive counterterrorism practices—whether in Saudi Arabia, Israel, or elsewhere—threaten fundamental norms and undermine the rule of law.

Overhauling U.S. policies for preventing and responding to civilian harm will require sustained engagement from Congress.

The Justice Department’s current investigation of criminal efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election apparently is taking two paths. One investigative…

Section 516 of the NDAA is a commonsense reform that would prevent a president from borrowing the National Guard of a political ally to use it as a domestic police force in an…

The Dobbs decision has broad national security implications, increasing the risk of political violence and damaging US standing in the world.

A civic leader says the coming referendum reflects the frustration of citizens who want a democratic system but need economic prosperity too.

A robust anti-coup strategy must place the same pressures on civilian collaborators that military coup leaders face.

Real accountability requires placing the events of January 6th in the context of ongoing efforts to perpetuate election disinformation.