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The Lawfare Podcast: The Supreme Court Blocks the Texas Social Media Law
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Medical Device Security Offers Proving Ground for Cybersecurity Action
Legislation moving through Congress on medical devices suggests broader lessons for how to improve the cybersecurity of essential products and critical infrastructure. The bill’s proposed system of regul... -
What Do Transparency and Data Sharing Really Mean?
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Supreme Court Rules in Egbert v. Boule
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Rational Security 2.0: The ‘On the Topic of Rational Security’ Edition
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The Lawfare Podcast: An Empirical Analysis of Targeted Killing
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An Opportunity to Address China’s Growing Influence over Latin America’s Mineral Resources
The United States has an opportunity to explore new ways to deepen its strategic and economic partnerships in the region, counterbalance China’s growing influence and secure supply chains for critical mi... -
The Cyberlaw Podcast: Game Play Trumps Chinese National Security
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Reinventing Cambridge Analytica One Good Intention at a Time
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Department of Homeland Security Releases National Terrorism Advisory
On June 7, the Department of Homeland Security released a national terrorism advisory warning that the country remains in a “heightened threat environment” amid a rise in domestic extremism threats in th... -
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After the Cawthorn Ruling, Can Trump Be Saved From Section 3 of the 14th Amendment?
It’s extremely likely that at least one of those election officials will find Trump disqualified under Section 3. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Public Choice Theory and American Foreign Policy
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Proud Boys Leader and Four Other Members Charged With Seditious Conspiracy
On June 6, a federal grand jury charged Proud Boys leader Henry “Enrique” Tarrio and four other members of the far-right group with seditious conspiracy in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. C... -
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The Lawfare Podcast: Lindsey Polley on the Vulnerabilities Equities Process
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Hack Global, Buy Local: The Inefficiencies of the Zero-Day Exploit Market
Why the market for zero-day exploits is less efficient and more local than you might think. -
Seagate Technology and the Case of the Missing Huawei FDPR Enforcement
There have been no major regulatory actions against companies for violating the expanded Huawei FDPR despite evidence of numerous violations.
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You Don't Have to Sell It to Be Bound by It: GPAI and the EU AI Act
Models never released publicly may still fall under the EU AI Act. Companies cannot assume that what stays in-house stays out of scope. -
Lawfare Daily: Far-Right Gains and a Political Reckoning in Germany
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Why We Opted Not to Work at the AI Labs
As AI labs draw professors and students away from universities, society risks losing the expertise to govern what those labs build.
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