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Here’s What Electoral Count Act Reform Should Look Like
Congress should remedy dangerous weaknesses in the ECA that invite uncertainty as to the various roles that state and federal actors, as well as the different branches of government, play in the process. -
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The Lawfare Podcast: The Legacy of Madeleine Albright, with Kori Schake and Natalie Orpett
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Lawfare No Bull: Jan. 6 Committee Talks Contempt Charges for Former Trump Aides
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TechTank: How to Discourage Extremism and Harmful Activities on Social Media Platforms
The latest episode of TechTank. -
Principles for Electoral Count Act Reform
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What Does Arming an Insurgency in Ukraine Mean?
Research on insurgencies holds lessons for how to aid Ukraine, but assessing what policies are best will depend on how the conflict proceeds. -
The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
Your weekly summary of everything on the site. -
ChinaTalk: How Will Beijing Respond to the War in Ukraine?
CSIS' Bonny Lin joins to discuss how Beijing is responding to the war in Ukraine, potential future paths for Chinese policy, whether the IC could pull the same intelligence coups in Beijing as they did i... -
Today’s Headlines and Commentary
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The Lawfare Podcast: Andrea Chalupa on 'Mr. Jones' and Russia and Ukraine, Then and Now
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Congress Invests in National Cyber Resilience but Misses Important Opportunities in the Consolidated Appropriations Act
The new appropriations bill is sound overall, but it addresses only half of the federal government’s cybersecurity mandate. -
Document: NSA Employee Indicted for Willful Transmission and Retention of National Defense Information
The Department of Justice released an unsealed indictment against an NSA employee. -
Today’s Headlines and Commentary
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ChinaTalk: Taiwan Indie Music 101, the Taipei Underground and Tankie Rappers
Taipei-based DJ and New Bloom editor Brian Hioe (@brianhioe) takes us on a tour of the local indie music scene and explains what some of last year’s top tunes can tell us about Taiwanese politics and cul... -
The Lawfare Podcast: What’s in the U.K. Online Safety Bill?
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The Chatter Podcast: Ethical Space Exploration with Lucianne Walkowicz
This week, Shane Harris speaks to Lucianne Walkowicz, an astronomer and astrobiologist at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago and co-founder of the JustSpace Alliance and studies the ethics of space explora... -
D.C. Circuit Rules That Public Health Law Empowers Government to Expel Asylum-Seekers—But Not to Countries Where They Face Persecution or Torture
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit recently ruled in a challenge to a policy of expelling asylum-seekers at the border during the coronavirus pandemic, offering partial victor... -
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