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Rebutting the Case for Israel’s June 2025 Strikes as Lawful Self-Defense
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Judge Xinis Holds Status Conference in Abrego Garcia. v. Noem et al
Anna Bower reported from the conference, where Xinis barred the government from removing the defendant until briefing is complete. -
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A European Defense Union must take a new, balanced approach to privacy and security, requiring flexibility from EU members and institutions. -
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Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, Aug. 22
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