Congress

Coming to Terms with the Impeachment Process: The Case for Starting a Formal Inquiry

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Jan 3rd, 2019

Mueller’s Investigation May Be Coming to an End, But Congress Is Just Getting Started

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Dec 21st, 2018

A False Choice on Saudi Arabia: Sanctioning Riyadh’s Military-Intelligence Sectors is a Workable Option

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Dec 17th, 2018

The Senate Strikes Back: Checking Trump’s Foreign Policy

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Dec 14th, 2018

Why It Doesn’t Matter Whether It’d Be Constitutional to Indict Trump

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Dec 12th, 2018

How the “Arms Sales Oversight Act” Could Prevent American Arms from Contributing to the Next Overseas Crisis

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Dec 5th, 2018

Explainer: The Comey Subpoena Fight–A Face-Saving Surrender and Testimony Deal

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Dec 4th, 2018

How the Senate Should Move Forward on Resolution to Withdraw from Yemen War

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Nov 30th, 2018

U.S. House Investigations v. White House Slow-Walk: Scenarios

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Nov 27th, 2018

Can Congress Subpoena Trump to Testify?

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Nov 27th, 2018

Warning Signs: President Trump May Violate Federal Law in Absolving Saudi Crown Prince

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Nov 24th, 2018

The Votes Are There for a Congressional Reckoning on Yemen

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Nov 21st, 2018

A Congressional Cybersecurity To-Do List

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Nov 15th, 2018

Congress Must Do More to Safeguard Mueller than Simply Protecting His Job

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Nov 13th, 2018

Whistleblowers: The New “Insider Threat”

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Nov 12th, 2018

From Brunson to Khashoggi, Global Magnitsky Sanctions Score a Mixed Record of Firsts

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Nov 9th, 2018

Russia Investigation Leads Back in Play under Democrats

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Nov 9th, 2018

A Thousand Cuts: How the Acting Attorney General Could Kill Russia Investigations Without Firing Mueller—and Only “Norms” Could Stop Him

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Nov 8th, 2018

How Dangerous—and How New—Is the Defense Department’s “Collective Self-Defense” Theory?

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Oct 30th, 2018

(Not So) Fast and Furious Settlement in Congressional Subpoena Case

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Oct 26th, 2018

Two New Reports Expose How Black Americans Are Targeted by Russian Disinformation

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Oct 24th, 2018

Letter to the Editor: How About Some Regulation of the Mercenary Industry?

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Oct 23rd, 2018

Options for Congress to Respond to Saudi Transgressions: Here’s What Works according to Former Senior U.S. Officials

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Oct 22nd, 2018

What Would National Security Oversight Look Like in a Democratic House?

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Oct 22nd, 2018

Annotation of Sec. Pompeo’s Certification of Yemen War: Civilian Casualties and Saudi-Led Coalition

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Oct 15th, 2018

An Explainer: Senate’s Letter on Khashoggi and the Global Magnitsky Act

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Oct 12th, 2018

Contempt Prosecutions Require Comity Between Branches of Government, Now Add Trump

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Oct 10th, 2018

Taking Stock of the FBI’s Role in Senate Confirmations after Kavanaugh

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Oct 9th, 2018

The Social Meaning of Confirming Kavanaugh is Inescapable

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Oct 5th, 2018

Should Judge Kavanaugh Be Removed from the Bench? The Question We Ought to Be Asking

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Oct 2nd, 2018

Why Support for U.N.-backed Anti-Corruption Commission in Guatemala is Vital to U.S. Interests

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Sep 24th, 2018

Post-9/11 Generation Reaches Enlistment Age in Unmoored ‘War on Terror’

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Sep 18th, 2018

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