Experts in the News

Search News

Trump isn't president yet, but that hasn't stopped him from starting to act like he is

One danger of a president-elect’s injecting himself into an active debate before he takes office is that something could go wrong, raising the question of who would be accountable, Perry said.

Barbara Perry

Putin Thinks the U.S. Is Weak. Trump Can Show Him We’re Not.

The fact that many in the United States are ready to sell out Ukraine doesn’t mean it’s the best move. In fact, it would not only not end the war but it would create an even bigger menace to the United States in the form of Vladimir Putin’s Russia.

Eric Edelman

Trump's Nightmare National Security Nominations

Eric and Eliot return from Thanksgiving to discuss the Trump transition and its national security nominations so far. They talk about Kash Patel as FBI Director, the new allegations against Secretary of Defense nominee Pete Hegseth, as well as the nepotistic nominations of in laws Charles Kushner, a convicted felon, as Ambassador to France and Massad Boulos as Middle East advisor.

Eric Edelman

In Award-Winning Book, UVA Author Contends Democracy Is ‘Wobbling’

“I think everybody’s worried, and it’s not just a worry about the United States,” Owen said. “A lot of our fellow wealthy, mature democracies across the Atlantic are in a similar state. They’re really concerned about the future of constitutional self-government.”

John Owen

Health

RFK Jr. Wants You to Live by His Rules: It's the Kennedy Way

The Kennedys have often made their medical experiences a basis for health policy

Newsweek

EDGE networking: Miller & Martin Mornings breakfast

Drawing on research and insights from former White House affiliates, guest speaker William J. Antholis, director and CEO of the Miller Center of Public Affairs, discussed the challenges of the modern presidency, offering perspectives on improving elections, transitions and collaboration between the president and Congress.

William Antholis