Three Years Post Snowden: What’s Really Changed?
To what extent have Snowden’s revelations impacted surveillance law around the world?
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Why Foreign Policy Matters in the 2016 Election
Presidential candidates tend to focus on the economy during the campaign, and yet spend at least as much time on foreign policy once in office.
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How Netanyahu’s Decision to Address Congress is Testing Israel’s Relationship with the United States
The special relationship between the United States and Israel plays an outsize role in shaping U.S. policy in the Middle East — so why is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu now jeopardizing it?
Meeting the Challenges of a Globalized Food Supply
Food has become an increasingly globalized commodity, a reality that has sparked a fierce debate over regulatory and safety standards.
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Authorizing America’s Next War in the Middle East
Without a new or revised AUMF, the US government will continue to use an outdated congressional authorization to justify new military operations in the Middle East.
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