On this episode of Another Way, Equal Citizens Executive Director Adam Eichen speaks with Eli Zupnick, spokesperson for the Fix Our Senate Coalition (https://www.fixoursenate.org/)
. The two discuss the stakes of the filibuster fight, what filibuster reform might look like, and the prospects for reform. [...]
Alex Wilner, Casey Babb and Jessica Davis considered the future of artificial intelligence-enabled deterrence. Alex Wilner, Casey Babb and Jessica Davis Alex Wilner, Casey
Babb and Jessica Davis [...]
Editor’s Note: Who controls Afghanistan? The answer to this question is difficult to determine, and much depends on what is meant by control and how to consider its meaning
in an Afghan context. CNA’s Jonathan Schroden assesses how and why various analyses (and associated maps) differ on this question and explains why having different [...]
Notes taken by a former Justice Department official reveal President Trump repeatedly pressed department officials to declare the 2020 presidential election corrupt, reports
the Washington Post. The notes, released to Congress this week, show Rosen pushing back on the requests, recording him saying the department “can’t + won’t [...]
The House Oversight and Reform Committee obtained notes written by a former Justice Department official that detail former President Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020
election due to his false belief that there was widespread voter fraud. The notes, written by Deputy Attorney General Richard P. [...]
On Friday, the Office of Legal Counsel (OLC) published an opinion confirming that the Department of the Treasury “must furnish” former President Trump’s tax returns to
the House Ways and Means Committee, as per the committee chairman’s request. The decisions of the OLC, which provides legal advice to the executive branch and its [...]
Editor's Note: This article originally appeared on Order from Chaos. Editor's Note: This article originally appeared on Editor's Note: This article originally appeared on
[...]
For the past decade, Tunisia's democracy has stood out as one of the few remaining bright spots of the Arab Spring. But earlier this week, it entered its own crisis as President
Kais Saied declared a state of emergency, suspended parliament and stated his intent to move forward with widespread prosecutions as part of a long-promised anti-corruption [...]
Professor Jutta Brunnée, University of Toronto, gives a talk for the seminar series on 6th May 2021. Drawing on the practice-turn in constructivism and in international relations
(IR) theory more generally, I will argue that a particular approach to managing stability and change is inherent in, and indeed characteristic of, legality in international [...]
