More from Governance Studies
Trump’s tantrums. The president’s critics and defenders have spent the past week debating the rules and process for impeachment. But in The Atlantic, Quinta.Jurecic and Benjamin Wittes warn that "temper tantrums won't make impeachment go away."
Congressional subpoenas. What happens when a congressional subpoena is ignored in an impeachment probe? Margaret Taylor spoke to ABC News about the executive branch’s stonewalling of Congress' inquiry.
The spending debate on Capitol Hill. Molly Reynolds spoke with the New York Times about whether an impeachment trial could complicate Congress's ability to fully fund the government and prevent another shutdown.
The role of the Federal Trade Commission. At a Brookings event on Monday, FTC Commissioners Rebecca Slaughter and Christine Wilson discussed the agency’s priorities as well as privacy concerns with new technologies.
