On June 11, 2018, the Article I Initiative and the Federalist Society's DC Young Lawyers Chapter cosponsored an event which featured Senator Chuck Grassley. Sen. Grassley (IA) spoke on developments in the federal judiciary and the importance of Congress reasserting its constitutional powers.

On June 6, 2018, the Article I Initiative and the Federalist Society Federalism & Separation of Powers Practice Group co-hosted a luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel, titled "Founding Principles as Pillars of Our Foreign Policy". Following an address by Congressman Gallagher, we welcomed the perspectives of Prof. Henry Nau, Prof. Jeremy A. Rabkin, and Mr. Ilya Shapiro. The panel covered a wide range of foreign policy topics and discussed the role of the modern Congress.

On June 6, 2018, the Article I Initiative and the Federalist Society Federalism & Separation of Powers Practice Group co-hosted a luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel, titled "Founding Principles as Pillars of Our Foreign Policy". Congressman Mike Gallagher opened with an address where he reflects on the views of the founders, discusses the current state of congress, and shares how Wisconsin has had a particular impact on American foreign policy.

On March 29, 2018, the New York University Federalist Society Student Chapter hosted a panel titled "The Balance between the President and Congress: Congressional Government?" as a part of their "Beyond Trump: Threats to the Presidency" conference. This recording includes remarks from Professor Michael McConnell, Professor Gillian Metzger, Professor Trevor Morrison, and Adam White.

On April 16, 2018, the Georgetown Law Federalist Society presented its Lifetime Service Award to Sen. Rand Paul. The Senator gave a short presentation and answered questions.

Part five of our six part series highlighting panels and speeches from our March Conference features an address by Senator Mike Lee, covering a history of Congress' trade powers and a procedural solution to restore the balance of powers intended by the Founders.

The final episode of our six part series highlighting panels and speeches from our March Conference features reflections and recommendations on Congress as a whole by moderator and General Counsel & Parliamentarian for the House Committee on Ways and Means Machalagh Carr, Professor at the Cornell Law School Josh Chafetz, Professor at the New York Law School David Schoenbrod, and former Chief of Staff for the Speaker of the House David Hoppe.

Part four of our six part series highlighting panels and speeches from our March Conference features a discussion on Senate reform proposals by our moderator Daniel Flores, Hudson Institute Distinguished Fellow Christopher DeMuth, Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University Senior Fellow Matt Glassman, and R Street Institute Senior Fellow James Wallner.

Part three of our six part series highlighting panels and speeches from our March Conference features former Arizona Senator Jon Kyl who enagages in a moderated discussion with Susan Dudley on the gradual deterioration of the constitutional structure and consequences of this growing imbalance for issues such as international affairs, judicial nominations, and congressional leadership.

Part two of our six part series highlighting panels and speeches from our March Conference features Oklahoma Senator James Lankford and his remarks on the current Budget and Authorization process and his proposed rules changes to post cloture debate time for executive nominees.