Analysis
February 2026
The Roberts Court's Shifting Approach to Administrative Deference
The Supreme Court's recent term signals a continued erosion of Chevron deference, with implications rippling across the regulatory state. This analysis examines the key decisions, the competing judicial philosophies at play, and what the trajectory means for federal agency rulemaking authority going forward.
Supreme CourtAdministrative LawChevron
Analysis
January 2026
NATO's Evolving Deterrence Posture in the Baltic Region
An assessment of NATO's strategic recalibration in the Baltics, examining troop deployments, defense spending commitments, and the legal frameworks governing collective defense obligations under Article 5. The analysis situates current posture within the broader context of European security architecture.
NATOInternational SecurityEuropean Affairs
Analysis
December 2025
Congressional War Powers in the Age of Autonomous Systems
As autonomous weapons systems become operational realities, the constitutional allocation of war powers faces new challenges. This piece analyzes the War Powers Resolution's applicability to autonomous military operations and proposes a framework for congressional oversight in an era of algorithmic decision-making.
War PowersAutonomous WeaponsCongressional Authority