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Executive Order on ‘Ensuring Accountability for All Agencies’
The order expands presidential oversight of agencies and asserts “authoritative interpretation” of executive branch law by the president. -
Did DOGE Take Credit for Spending Cuts Related to President Carter’s Death?
Inaccuracies on DOGE’s website raise questions about DOGE’s activities and transparency. -
Lawfare Daily: An Update on Ukraine Politics with Eric Ciaramella
Discussing the U.S.-Russia talks in Saudi Arabia. -
Innovation Emergency: The Role of IP
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Lawfare No Bull: Confirmation Hearing for Deputy Attorney General Nominee Todd Blanche
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Models for Transitional Justice in Syria
Syria can learn from other nations’ successes and failures as it seeks to build a legitimate post-Assad political order. -
IEEPA Tariffs’ Many Legal Challenges
There are more promising angles to challenge Trump’s potential use of IEEPA for tariffs than on major questions doctrine or national emergency grounds. -
Birthright Citizenship and the Obscure Right of Expatriation
Recent attempts to undermine the century-old consensus on birthright citizenship have failed spectacularly. But the obscure history of the inherent right of expatriation provides an additional reason not... -
Lawfare Daily: Matt Perault on the Little Tech Agenda
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Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, Feb. 14
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What Would Bombing Mexico Accomplish?
The Mexican military has not defeated the cartels. Trump’s proposed use of force will not work either. -
The Week That Was
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The Situation: No Way Out
On the necessity and impossibility of being a federal prosecutor under Donald Trump. -
The TikTok Ban Withers Away
As Apple and Google put TikTok back in app stores, Trump's non-enforcement policy threatens to permanently nullify Congress's law. -
How the Attack on USAID Hurts Ukraine
The effect of Trump’s executive order—and Musk’s attempts to dismantle the agency— is already being felt widely in Ukraine. -
Calibrating Secure by Design With the Risks Faced by Small Businesses
Empirical evidence suggests guiding small businesses toward more secure configurations is more important than eliminating vulnerabilities. -
Governments Are Losing the Crypto Wars
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare -
Lawfare Daily: Russia’s Shadow War in the Baltic Sea
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Beyond DeepSeek: How China’s AI Ecosystem Fuels Breakthroughs
China is giving certain hand-picked companies the resources they need to compete globally. -
SDNY Acting U.S. Attorney Resigns Over Order to Drop Adams Charges
Manhattan’s top prosecutor resigned after refusing a Justice Department order to drop corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams.
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The Maritime Origins of Judicial Review
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Colombia’s Transitional Justice Was Built to Survive de la Espriella
It is a global model for its domestic, not international, legal origins. Future peace may be the real cost of de la Espriella’s attacks. -
Trump's Private Hacker Memo Is the Right Idea
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare.
