How Congress Can Take Back Foreign Policy by Brian McKeon and Caroline Tess The legislative branch has the ability to exert authority in foreign affairs. Read More
The Long Decline of Congressional Oversight by Linda L. Fowler Congress today holds far fewer public hearings than it used to. Read More
Can Congress Stop the Forever War? by Denis McDonough Congress should not be shy about exerting its power to provide oversight on matters of national security. Read More
The Unconstrained Presidency by James Goldgeier and Elizabeth N. Saunders Checks and balances eroded long before Trump. Read More
How to Waste a Congressional Majority by Sarah Binder Dysfunction has obstructed the legislative process even with a unified government. Read More
The Congressional Apprentice by Jeff Bergner Political divisions compound the normal complexities of executive-legislative relations. Read More
Russia’s Repeat Failures Moscow’s New Strategy in Ukraine Is Just as Bad as the Old One Dara Massicot
America Must Prepare for a War Over Taiwan Being Ready Is the Best Way to Prevent a Fight With China Elbridge Colby
The Upside of Pelosi’s Unwise Taiwan Visit What Washington Can Learn From Beijing’s Overreaction Ryan Hass