- International Affairs
- Key Countries / Regions
- Middle East
- Security & Defense
- US Defense
- US Foreign Policy
- Cyber Security
- Terrorism
- History
- Military
- US
- World
- Law & Policy
- Politics, Institutions, and Public Opinion
- The Presidency
- Congress
- Civil Rights & Race
Richard Epstein examines the legal controversies around the Trump Administration’s attack on Iranian leadership: Was it an ‘assassination’? How much can Congress constrain the president’s ability to act in such situations? Is this a situation where precedent trumps constitutional text? Plus, a look at debates over the legality of military conscription.
