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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.

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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.

A live-blog of the temporary injunction hearing over whether to block federalization of 200 National Guard troops in Portland.

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An obscure provision of the latest version of the Open Markets Act could undermine software supply chain security protections.

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