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The President Who Sued Himself
The Trump administration settles Trump’s lawsuit against the IRS with $1.776 billion for his allies and blanket immunity from government suits for the Trumps. -
Advice and Consent for Major Governmental AI Deployments
Before the executive branch deploys advanced AI systems in its most abuse-prone functions, it should receive congressional approval. -
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The AI Race Isn’t Real
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Scaling Laws: Let's Do the Science! Talking Algorithms with Cathy O'Neill
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The Deal Washington Cannot Broker
Washington has no unilateral answer for Russia’s demand to dissolve the legal record of aggression—Ukraine’s most durable leverage. -
Lawfare Daily: The Costs (and Cultural Cachet) of the Cambridge Spies
Antonia Senior discusses her hew book on the history of the Cambridge spy ring. -
How Much Power Does the EU AI Office Actually Have?
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Electrostates, Petrostates, and National Security
The U.S.-Iran war highlights the underappreciated national security benefits of China’s electrostate strategy. -
Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, May 15
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The Limits of Naval Technology Alone
What two World War II naval battles can teach the U.S. Navy today. -
The Week That Was
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Don’t Count on Courts to Rein In Unregulated AI
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Inside the World of Teen Cybercrime
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Scaling Laws: Escaping One-Size-Fits-All AI Policy with Sean Perryman
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The AI Regulation Knife Fight
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Lawfare Daily: Corruption, Coverups, and Crisis in Domestic Ukrainian Politics
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Lawfare Live: The Trials of the Trump Administration, May 15
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Why Is the Weaponization Report So … Normal?
The Justice Department report’s measured tone masks a deeper effort to legitimize targeting career officials. -
Rational Security: The "Middle-Aged Dads" Edition
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How to Make an AI Deal With China: Trade Throttling for Pacing
China will not agree to an AI pacing deal that puts them permanently in second place. The U.S. must therefore be prepared to use the threat of throttling to encourage a mutual deal.
