One way or another, the former president’s motion to dismiss will make important new law on a major question of presidential power.

Just about any conceivable use of force in the Middle East can be justified under an Article II self-defense theory. Which means that a lot rests on the president’s, and his subordinates’, prudence. 

Trump’s motion to dismiss the Jan. 6 indictment is the latest expression of a long-running struggle over the nature of the presidency.

Evaluating President Biden’s decision to waive environmental laws to expedite border wall construction in Texas.

Is a growing reliance on special counsels prudent?

An evaluation of Trump’s argument for presidential immunity in the Jan. 6 case.

Special counsel appointments are all the rage these days. But do they actually solve the problem they’re meant to fix?

The board’s public report on FISA 702 misses the mark on the critical issue of U.S. person queries.

Biden’s turn towards industrial policy is easier said than done. It’s time to do the homework on new economic statecraft.