History is talking. Are you listening? Based at @UVA, the #MillerCenter mines our rich presidential & political history for critical insights.

Charlottesville, Va.
Joined February 2009
After the U.S. and Israeli elections, conflict resolution scholar Ned Lazarus, former Middle Eastern peace negotiator Ghaith al-Omari, and UVA Professor of Jewish History Glenn Dynner will discuss the elections and their impact on the future of peace between Israel and Palestine.
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WATCH: Prof. Margaret Foster Riley moderated a @Miller_Center panel discussion on how to rebuild trust and leadership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. youtube.com/live/Onz2-A2sxxo…
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Students in the UVA Department of Politics’ selective honors program are developing an Election Day poll of Charlottesville voters, discusses UVA politics professor and Miller Center fellow Todd Sechser. #midterms #vote zurl.co/KmKXX
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Marco Rubio praised ancient Greece for shaping Western civilization through competition and ambition, but left out key values like universal rights. True American strength comes from balancing ambition with moral principles, argues @BerkowitzPeter. zurl.co/l7rmt
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"I don’t know how much added gain there is by Trump saying what a candidate’s ass looks like." Trump has traveled to multiple states to campaign for GOP candidates—while boasting about how good he thinks some of them look, discusses Jennifer Lawless. zurl.co/kqAGi
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"Mr. Trump can hurt Ukraine, and to a degree he can isolate it diplomatically. He alone cannot decide its future." Trump has "no ability to deliver" an end to the Ukraine war, argues the Miller Center's Michael Kimmage. #Ukraine #Russia #Putin #Trump zurl.co/TTsT3
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Do we need nuclear weapons? Nuclear weapons don't prevent all conflict—but they weren't intended to do so, argues Eric Edelman. They stave off "the greatest threat of all: the use of nuclear weapons and the potential of an all-out nuclear war," he says. zurl.co/gwpEd
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How did 9/11 change the tools presidents turn to for national security? In our new "Executive Summary" podcast episode, scholar Chris Edelson discusses the presidencies of Bush through Trump and why some presidents view emergency powers as above the law. tinyurl.com/24z9ajju
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The Miller Center's Eric Edelman and Eliot Cohen break down updates on Ukraine, Trump’s endorsement of Netanyahu, and riots in France—plus talk with @KatrinaManson about the Pentagon's push to integrate AI into modern warfare. zurl.co/xE157
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The US has expanded its use of measures to regulate the economy in the name of national security. The Miller Center's Ashley Deeks argues that the US is seeing the emergence of a "new command economy" in which government plays an activist economic role. zurl.co/z6BlO
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LIVE NOW! @CDCgov is at an important juncture, as its leadership seeks to reverse the unprecedented decline it has experienced in staff, budgets, programs, and public trust. Join us for a conversation examining which strategies can strengthen the CDC. zurl.co/nse59
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IN ONE HOUR! @CDCgov is at an important juncture, as its leadership seeks to reverse the unprecedented decline it has experienced in staff, budgets, programs, and public trust. Join us for a conversation examining which strategies can strengthen the CDC. zurl.co/nse59
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TOMORROW! @CDCgov is at an important juncture, as its leadership seeks to reverse the unprecedented decline it has experienced in staff, budgets, programs, and public trust. Join us for a conversation examining which strategies can strengthen the CDC. zurl.co/KiYto
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LIVE NOW! During the second day of the Miller Center's Remodeling Congress Conference, leading scholars, practitioners, and journalists will explore how Congress can reclaim its power and restore its efficacy. Watch the livestream👇 zurl.co/HDk5Q
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IN ONE HOUR! During the second day of the Miller Center's Remodeling Congress Conference, leading scholars, practitioners, and journalists will explore how Congress can reclaim its power and restore its efficacy. Watch the livestream👇 zurl.co/HDk5Q
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"I’ve never seen a situation where all of the first set of cabinet departures have been of one gender." The prominent figures who have departed the Trump administration, either voluntarily or involuntarily, overwhelmingly are women, discusses @kdtenpas. zurl.co/kXBDt
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"Although not formally excluded, Putin has not attended a G20 summit in person since 2019...His attendance at the upcoming one should be seen as a mark of shame by all the other member states," argues the Miller Center's Eric Edelman. zurl.co/H4BiJ
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