By Drake Birnbaum In an attempt to end the COVID-19 pandemic, President Biden delivered Executive Orders 14042 and 14043 which require...

By Joshua Stanley Even with international events increasingly dominating the U.S. news cycle again, Ethiopia’s struggles have been...

By Brooke Carloss The 2020 Election Outperformed Expectations In an eventful and often stressful year for many people across the United...

By Regina DiMaggio In less than six months, the obscure Insurrection Act has become a hot topic within the law enforcement and legal...

By Christopher Nelson On February 11, 2020, I attended a hearing in front of the House Subcommittee on Military Personnel regarding white...

By Casey Hare-Osifchin It is often believed to be a fundamental right to be able to travel in and out of your home country. However, the...

By Kimiya Gilani In 2018, Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos was the victim of a cyberattack that targeted his personal cell phone, an...

By Bree Evans In April 2019, the world was completely captivated for hours when a fire broke out in Paris’s famed Notre Dame Cathedral....

There are those whom history has called “great” who derived their greatness from their physical strength, their tactical military...

By: Andrew Glenn On July 25, 2015, a team of FBI agents broke cover with guns drawn and surrounded a white Toyota Camry in a Benihana...

By: Dale Ton In January, a Russian Air Force fighter jet intercepted a U.S. Navy surveillance plane over the Black Sea. During the...

By: Maximilian Raileanu Introduction A couple of times over the past year, the Trump Administration has come under heavy fire for the...

The 27th Annual Review of the field of National Security Law is taking place today November 16th, and tomorrow Friday, November 17th....

By: Jen Goss, November 13, 2017 In October, the Supreme Court granted certiorari in the case of United States v. Microsoft Corp. A...

By Ryan Johnston – November 5, 2017 The NSA is one of the foremost agencies responsible for collecting data in the United States, but it...

By Michelle Munneke, J.D. 2017, American University Washington College of Law. In March of this year, Jordan expressed its refusal to...

By Samuel Nicosia Tragedy swept the nation like wildfire on October 1, 2017, when Stephen Paddock opened fired on unsuspecting...

By Annica Mae Mattus It is around four weeks since the Department of Defense announced an American citizen is being detained by American...

Register for our Spring Symposium here: https://www.wcl.american.edu/secle/registration March 1st, from 1-5pm #Symposium

By James Feeney Less than a month after the deadly terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001, the United States launched its first-ever...