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In transition from long-time legislator to senior Executive branch official, and asked to reconcile positions that are impossible to reconcile, Senator Kerry in his confirmation testimony took a nuanced ...
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Let’s begin with the latest and greatest national security threat facing the American homeland: North Korea.
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As Ben noted, I have a short essay on extra-AUMF threats as part of a Hoover Institution Task Force on National Security and Law series. Drawing on Bobby’s important paper on the topic, I briefly explai...
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From the Atlantic Organization for Security (AOS), here is a partially translated document from the Russia’s Defense Ministry that apparently reflects Russia’s strategy for cyberwar. (H/t Herb Lin.) Fr...
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The Hoover Institution Task Force on National Security and Law is releasing a series of short essays entitled "Second Term Challenges at the Intersection of National Security and Law." The task force, of...
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Over the weekend, the United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan ("UNAMA") released its report on the treatment of conflict-related detainees in Afghan prisons. Needless to say, it's not terribly u...
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Nerd alert: For those pining for more about unmanned technologies, tune in to PBS tonight for NOVA's latest undertaking, "Rise of the Drones." Check out the preview here, and Mike Hale's review of the pr...
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Somehow, I doubt the FAA would mind these drones over D.C. airspace. Inauguration day drone protest.
Hat tip: Josh Gerstein
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From a reader who bakes hard national security choices.
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Here 'tis. From the supplemental brief's "Summary of Argument" section:
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We’re back after inauguration weekend. The President has been sworn in for a second time. The vice president ditto. Neither the chief justice nor the President messed up their lines this time. And if you...
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I'm pleased to report that a group of former Obama Administration lawyers (including yours truly) has just submitted to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence a letter expressing our strong support ...
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Fresh from a security scrub are these two items in United States v. Mohammed et.
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The Post ran an important story on Saturday, building on its earlier reporting concerning the development of a "disposition matrix" and other tools for the management of the counterterrorism enterprise. ...
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Despite the unsurprising focus on domestic policy in President Obama’s second inaugural address today, his speech was not entirely devoid of national security issues. “We will defend our people and uphol...
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Oaths, poems, 472 evening balls---color me unimpressed.
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As readers probably already know, the Senate ended an otherwise largely legislation-light 2012 by approving a controversial five-year extension of the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 (FAA), which the House h...
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Many Lawfare readers have probably seen notices or reviews of Max Boot's brand-new book on the history of guerrilla warfare, Invisible Armies: An Epic History of Guerrilla Warfare from Ancient Times to t...
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A couple of weeks ago, I had the pleasure of sitting at a dinner next to Stephen Krasner, a Stanford political scientist who used to head the State Department's policy planning staff.
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A very interesting post from Dwight Sullivan over at the CAAFlog about a litigation of which I was previously unaware:
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