The United States has halted funding for finding and destroying chemical weapons, putting critical work at risk.

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A review of Omer Bartov, “Israel: What Went Wrong?” (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2026)

As comical as the prosecution’s case appears, it may well go to trial.

Two pending motions could expose the government’s investigation to scrutiny well before trial

The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare.

Americans are the targets of covert foreign malign influence. Helping them understand how it works should be part of how we defend the country.

How Russia’s Greatest Returns From 2016 Came From the President It Helped Elect

Israel and Iran, in different ways, have each used innovation power to win on the battlefield. But neither has won the war.

Automated immigration enforcement sidesteps institutional accountability and does so with no kill switch.

Lawmakers want AI kill switches, but who pulls the trigger, what it shuts off, and when it’s justified remain dangerously unclear. 

A live-blog of an evidentiary hearing before Judge Reyes relating to the redesign of a historic municipal golf course.

For the sake of federal accountability, these Justice Department alums certainly hope so.