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Disqualification From Office: Donald Trump v. the 39th Congress
The idea of using the 14th Amendment to bar Trump from holding the presidency a second time -
Canadian Government Releases Review of Feb. 2022 Emergency Powers Declaration
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What Biden’s Debt Relief Plan Actually Does—and How It Is Tailored to Respond to the Pandemic
Skepticism of emergency authority should not scuttle Biden’s debt relief plan. -
McBurney Orders Partial Release of Fulton County Special Purpose Grand Jury’s Final Report
McBurney ordered that three parts of the report—the introduction, conclusion, and Section VIII—may be published. -
McBurney Orders Partial Release of Fulton County Special Purpose Grand Jury’s Final Report
McBurney ordered that three parts of the report—the introduction, conclusion, and Section VI -
Getting to Ground Truth on the Reach of Domestic Violent Extremist Groups Into the Military, Veteran, and Law Enforcement Communities
A new report details how domestic violent extremist groups target members of the military and law enforcement. -
Water Wars: Japan’s Defense Buildup Signals a Shift Away from Post-WWII
U.S. and China spar over close maneuvers and freedom of navigation in the South China Sea; Biden administration doubles down on aid to Taiwan; Japan begins its largest military buildup since World War II... -
Importance of Standards to National Security
The U.S. is neglecting technology standard setting. That’s a mistake. -
Water Wars: Japan’s Defense Buildup Signals a Shift Away from Post-WWII
U.S. and China spar over close maneuvers and freedom of navigation in the South China Sea; B -
A Chance for the Courts to Rein in Governing by Emergency
Two seemingly unrelated Supreme Court cases up for oral argument in the next few weeks will have important implications for the use of emergency powers by the executive branch—and for the long-term healt... -
Importance of Standards to National Security
The U.S. is neglecting technology standard setting. That’s a mistake. -
A Chance for the Courts to Rein in Governing by Emergency
Two seemingly unrelated Supreme Court cases up for oral argument in the next few weeks will
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