Select journalism & opinions
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Trump is bringing the war on terror to latin america
“Though blurring the lines between crime and terror is unlikely to halt the flow of deadly narcotics into the United States, it will pose major risks both for civilians and for the stability of the region’s dwindling leftist governments.”
World Politics Review, August 2026.
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Ransomware goes to business school
“Many of today’s most successful cybercrime groups operate like Fortune 500 companies.”
Slate, May 2022.
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Coming to Terms with the taliban
“ America’s veterans say they are prepared to accept whatever it takes to end a misguided chapter of U.S. foreign policy.”
February 2020.
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The Latest Casualty of States' Rights: Your Vote
“Over the last eight years or so, there have been elements of the Republican Party who just want to get the federal government out of everything having to do with elections.”
September 2018.
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Will Trump's Judges Set Back Voting Rights?
“Over the last eight years or so, there have been elements of the Republican Party who just want to get the federal government out of everything having to do with elections.”
February 2018.
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What Can/Will the Supreme Court do About Partisan Gerrymandering?
“[T]he vast majority of the time, the party in power looks for ways to mess with the party that’s not in power, and that means that this could actually be a bipartisan issue.”
July 2017.
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ACLU Seeks Evidence of Election Commission's 'Preordained' Agenda
“[T]he highly partisan leadership of the commission tells us that, as in Alice in Wonderland, they started with the verdict and now want to hold the trial.”
May 2017.
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The Coming Voting Rights Battle: Access vs. Accountability
“If it’s not secure … [or] accessible, there’s no point in voting.”
April 2017.
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Did Talk of Election Hacking Do More Harm Than Good?
“The public deserves to know the system has very grave technical risks right now.”
March 2017