Legislature

Op-Ed
Donald Trump signs and autograph during a campaign event in Manchester, New Hampshire, U.S., April 27, 2023. REUTERS
August 12, 2023
National Review

The Trump Case Is Still Vulnerable

By John Yoo | John Shu
Event
September 18, 2023

Pluralism and the American Constitution

By Yuval Levin | Gary J. Schmitt
Podcast
August 07, 2023

What Does the U.S. Government Accountability Office Do? (with Gene Dodaro)

By Kevin R. Kosar | Gene L. Dodaro
Op-Ed
us constitution with american flag
August 01, 2023
Law & Liberty

Constituting Unity

By Yuval Levin
Op-Ed
Pro-Trump protesters wave banners during clashes with Capitol police at a rally to contest the certification of the 2020 U.S. presidential election results by the U.S. Congress, at the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, U.S, January 6, 2021. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
July 26, 2023
The Dispatch

January 6’s Intelligence Failures

By Gary J. Schmitt
Op-Ed
July 11, 2023
The Hill

Want Better Governance? Then Improve the Way We Hire Politicians

By Kevin R. Kosar
Multimedia
July 06, 2023
National Constitution Center

Montesquieu and the Constitution

By Diana Schaub | W.B. Allen | Thomas Pangle | Dennis C. Rasmussen | Jeffrey Rosen
Op-Ed
oe Biden discusses why Congress must avoid default immediately and without conditions, and how the House Republican Default on America Act will cut veteran's health care visits, teachers and school support staffs, and Meals on Wheels for seniors
July 06, 2023
The Dispatch

Bureaucratic Wrangling Is No Substitute for Lawmaking

By Philip Wallach
Podcast
July 03, 2023

What Is the Congressional Research Service, and What Does It Do? (with Kevin Kosar)

By Kevin R. Kosar | Jaehun Lee
Op-Ed
June 13, 2023
National Review

Who Controls the House after the Debt-Limit Deal?

By Philip Wallach
Op-Ed
The capitol steps
June 13, 2023
The Hill

Could a Congressional Dorm Bring Legislators Together?

By Kevin R. Kosar
Podcast
June 05, 2023

Does the Senate Still Work? (with Marty Gold)

By Kevin R. Kosar | Martin Gold
Op-Ed
June 02, 2023
InsideSources

Time for Congress to Choose Deliberation Over Dysfunction

By Philip Wallach | Boyd Matheson
Press
June 02, 2023

Discussing the debt limit deal and Why Congress: Wallach on ‘CBS News Prime Time with John Dickerson’

By Philip Wallach
Press
June 02, 2023

Discussing how Congress can choose deliberation over dysfunction: Phil Wallach on KSL’s ‘Inside Sources’

By Philip Wallach
Op-Ed
us capito
May 30, 2023
Discourse

If We Give Up on Congress, What Will We Lose?

By Philip Wallach
Book
why congress cover
May 30, 2023
Oxford University Press

Why Congress

By Philip Wallach
Op-Ed
oe Biden returns to the White House on January 2, 2023 in Washington, DC.
May 23, 2023
National Review

Biden’s 14th Amendment Folly

By John Yoo | Robert Delahunty
Podcast
May 23, 2023

Philip Wallach on Debt Ceiling and Congress

By Robert Doar | Phoebe Keller | Philip Wallach
Op-Ed
library of congress
May 09, 2023
The Hill

It’s Time for Congress to Help the Congressional Research Service

By Kevin R. Kosar
Op-Ed
federal spending and the debt limit
May 01, 2023
National Review

Reading the Tea Leaves on the Debt Ceiling

By Yuval Levin
Podcast
May 01, 2023

Why Is Congressional Oversight Important, and How Can It Be Done Well? (with Elise Bean)

By Kevin R. Kosar | Elise J. Bean
Testimony
April 26, 2023
Committee on House Administration

Revitalizing the Congressional Research Service for the 21st Century

By Kevin R. Kosar
Op-Ed
Rep. Mike Gallagher
April 11, 2023
The Hill

Believe It or Not, Some Legislators Are Hard at Work

By Kevin R. Kosar