James Carville on Losing, Winning, and the Election That Could Change Everything

The legendary Democratic strategist reflects on his unlikely rise, the lessons of the 2024 election, and why he believes the 2026 midterms could…

Oct 18 • The Pathway Review

September 2026

Robert Doar: “Just Get Into the Game”

The president of the American Enterprise Institute on what government taught him about execution, why management is underrated, and how young people…

Sep 26 • The Pathway Review

Who Do Members of Congress Call When They Need a History Lesson?

Matthew Wasniewski, Historian of the U.S. House, on his work of telling nonpartisan history and his path to getting there.

Sep 13 • The Pathway Review

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The Government You Never Voted On

Rachel Augustine Potter, the University of Virginia political scientist and former White House regulatory desk officer, on what happens after Congress…

Sep 3 • The Pathway Review

August 2026

Tim Weiner: "The CIA Belongs to the President"

Pulitzer Prize–winning author and former NYT correspondent Tim Weiner on covering American intelligence, why the CIA’s failures usually begin in the…

Aug 27 • The Pathway Review

Can Human Rights Policy Work Without Washington?

Human Rights expert Léocadia Tchouaffé on applying international human-rights standards inside the United States, Washington’s retreat from the UN…

Aug 17 • The Pathway Review

What Iran Exposed About American Air Power

Stimson Center's Kelly Grieco on why American air superiority failed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, the lesson she worries the Pentagon will miss, and…

Aug 10 • The Pathway Review

Secretary Robert Gates: “My Job Was to Inform the President Honestly”

What does a former secretary of defense and CIA director say he actually planned? As Gates Hall opens on the campus where he once got a D in calculus…

Aug 6 • The Pathway Review

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Judge Roy Altman on Israel, Evidence, and the Law

U.S. District Judge Roy K. Altman discusses his journey from Venezuela to the federal bench, the arguments behind his book "Israel on Trial," and the…

Aug 4 • The Pathway Review

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July 2026

Don’t Assume They Got It Right

Luke Nichter — a Hoover Institution Griffin Fellow and Presidential Studies chair at Chapman University — on Washington archives, court fights over…

Jul 27 • The Pathway Review

When Congress Stops Deciding

Philip Wallach, senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and author of Why Congress, on executive power, the Supreme Court's tariff decision…

Jul 24 • The Pathway Review

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June 2026

Lindsay Chervinsky on Washington, Adams, and Inventing the Presidency

Executive Director of the George Washington Presidential Library Lindsay Chervinsky studies the presidency, political culture, and the institutions of…

Jun 19 • The Pathway Review

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