By Lily Goff On Thursday, February 25, 2021, the United States conducted an air strike against Iran-backed militias located in Eastern...

By: Dave Johnson Soon after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, Congress passed the Authorization for Use of Military Force...

By: Maria Latimer ISIS remains synonymous with terror in today’s society, but is the United States finally pulling back from its role in...

By: Helina Daniel In December 2018, President Trumpunexpectedly announced his decision to remove troops from Afghanistan, and recently...

By: Joseph Epstein The United States Department of Defense has been conducting extensive operations throughout Africa against several...

By: Katherine Youssouf On Friday night, April 13th, at the order of the President, the United States launched a series of precision...

By: Rachel Bauer Guantanamo Bay will continue to stay open and active. On January 30, 2018, President Trump signed an Executive Order,...

By: Amanda Swietlik The production and trafficking of narcotics, including opium and heroin, have long been major sources of revenue for...

By Anthony Bjelke A recent article in The New Yorker examined the difficulties associated with defining America’s War on Drugs. As a...

Is it legal to use Uninhabited Aircraft Systems (UAS) technology to target and kill people suspected of terrorist activities? The short...

President Obama sent to Congress on February 11 his draft proposal for a joint resolution authorizing the use of military force against...

For months, national security law experts have quietly and not–so–quietly complained that the President’s legal rationale to conduct...

The introduction of new technology to warfare holds the potential for unforeseen consequences as the law and norms regulating the use of...