Policy Matters
Charlie StevensonCommentary on the disputes over American foreign policy and politics.
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How Congress can rein in the war, Hegseth, and Pentagon spending
Winners of the midterm congressional elections have a clear mandate to limit the war with Iran, the damaging attacks on Pentagon personnel and programs by Secretary Hegseth, and the excessive and unnecessary military spending requested by P...
It’s time to end Judicial Supremacy
Until now, I’ve never questioned the Supreme Court’s power to decide that laws passed by Congress are unconstitutional and therefore unenforceable. Now I do.
I was persuaded by an eye-opening book by two professors at Harvard Law School, N...
The Silence of the Warriors
In most of America’s wars, independent journalists went with combat units and told what was happening. They weren’t supposed to report details that might be helpful to the enemy, but they could report a lot. At the White House, Pentagon, an...
Make America Normal Again
There’s a reason that professions and businesses and families develop lists of best practices: they usually work, making activities more efficient and effective while reducing errors. As a student of American foreign policy, I think many of...
America is being surrounded by unfriendly nations
The Soviet Union’s empire collapsed slowly during the late 1980s, and then all at once. The Warsaw Pact, whose members had lock stepped with Moscow to suppress uprisings in East Germany and Hungary and Czechoslovakia, suddenly disintegrated...
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Teaches process for American foreign policy and role of Congress at Johns Hopkins SAIS. Author of books on America's foreign policy toolkit, history of U.S. civil-military relations, and how Congress uses its war powers.
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