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Trump’s Grand Conspiracy Delusion
The Grand Conspiracy is a conspiracy theory, not a real legal theory. -
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Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, Jan. 16
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America’s History of Fear-Based Governance
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The U.S.’s withdrawal from international multistakeholder fora undermines human rights, global governance, and U.S. strategic interests. -
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The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
The Situation: A Temper Tantrum in a Legal Brief
Even when the Justice Department is right, it manages to behave with wild impropriety. -
Lawfare Live: Trials of the Trump Administration, Jan. 16
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Zelensky Announces Government Overhaul
The Ukrainian president appoints a new chief of staff and defense minister, pledges reforms. -
Rational Security: The “Scare Them When They’re Young” Edition
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Minnesota Can Prosecute Jonathan Ross—But It May Not Be Easy
States can prosecute federal officials for violating state law, depending on the specific facts and laws. -
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How are states engaging with foreign policy and national security? -
Before and After the Trigger Press That Killed Renee Good
Regardless of whether deadly force was legally justified, Renee Nicole Good’s death was preventable. -
American Power, Half-Built
Congress expanded the Development Finance Corporation’s reach but hardwired caution, leaving it half-built for competition. -
Lawfare Daily: The U.S. Foreign Service at a ‘Breaking Point,’ with John Dinkelman
Why is a robust foreign service is vital to U.S. national security? -
Trump Administration Releases Legal Opinion on Maduro Capture, Attacks on Venezuela
The Justice Department’s heavily redacted memo argues U.S. military actions in Venezuela are consistent with domestic and international law. -
Public Attitudes on U.S. Intelligence (2023-2024)
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The Situation: Extortion as Governance
How criminal investigation becomes an instrument of monetary policy.
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