Remedying Past Unlawful Military Interventions: The Case of the Dominican Republic
Congressman Adriano Espaillat* and Francesco Arreaga** I. INTRODUCTION As the first Dominican American to serve in the United States Congress […]
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Subnational Diplomacy: The Key to Strengthening U.S. International Relations
Representative Ted Lieu* I. INTRODUCTION When SARS-CoV-2 (“COVID-19” or the “coronavirus”) began spreading in the United States in early 2020,
Scattershot: Guns, Gun Control, and American Politics
Maria Mortenson* INTRODUCTION In 1967, the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense sold Mao’s Little Red Book to raise money to
A Conservative Approach to Early Childhood Education: Building on the Foundations of Success & Boosting Academic Achievement Through Choice
Representative Burgess Owens* I. INTRODUCTION As the son of an educator and a grandfather to sixteen school-aged children, I believe
Legal Constraints on Executive Power to Manage Agency Vacancies
Lauren Shapiro* I. INTRODUCTION Throughout the history of the Republic, high-level government offices have often gone unfilled for periods of