Tech companies’ promises of digital sovereignty in Europe warrant skepticism—and could have pernicious impacts on the Global South.

Microsoft’s recent action against Israel’s Unit 8200 demonstrates Big Tech’s growing ability to limit state-operated surveillance practices.

U.S. entities should be aware of new data transfer rules and how they compare to one another.

A primer on the powerful legal tools and the high evidentiary burden placed on defendants to use them successfully.

I have a lot of them.

T&E can empower the U.S. military to use AI in line with the law of armed conflict.

A play-by-play account of a status conference that turned into a hearing on whether Abrego is entitled to release.

A live-blog of the Oct. 5 temporary injunction hearing over whether to block President Trump from sending federalized troops to Oregon.

Data brokerage in Europe is putting U.S. service members and personnel at risk. The U.S. is waiting on Europe to step in.

It’s hard to imagine a worse case than the one against James Comey—until you see the one against the attorney general of New York.

Conflict over Taiwan would promote escalation in ways U.S.-Soviet tensions in Europe never did.

There’s a word for what they’re doing.