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New Facts About the RDI Program and the Treatment of a 9/11 Defendant
An April military commission opinion suppressing torture-tainted evidence is now publicly available. -
Cybersecurity Risk From Kaspersky to TikTok
A new Justice Dept. rule limiting foreign access to U.S. data is the latest effort to address globalized data and technology supply chains. -
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How Congress Can Shape America’s Use of Economic Sanctions
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Discussing the case that led to the criminal conviction of President Trump. -
What Has Congress Been Doing on Section 230?
We’ve updated our tracker of Section 230 reform proposals. -
Judge Dugan, Charlie Chaplin, and the Claim of Judicial Immunity From Criminal Prosecution
The Wisconsin circuit court judge’s recent judicial immunity claim lacks merit, though she may find some support in the dubious prosecution of the famous actor. -
Lawfare Live: Trials of the Trump Administration, May 28
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Luigi Mangione and the Making of a ‘Terrorist’
The terrorism charge against Mangione is legally dubious—and could have dangerous unintended consequences. -
Lawfare Daily: The Public Integrity Section, Threats, and Criminal Contempt with John Keller
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Is This the End of the Kurdish Insurgency in Turkey?
The PKK has announced it will disband, but its arrangement with Ankara may lack the conditions for a lasting peace. -
Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, May 22
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The Situation: Thanks but No Thanks
I really don’t need this sort of defense from antisemitism. -
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Charting a Path Forward for the U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Deal
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Behind the Scenes of the Nixon Pardon
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Telegram Is Cooperating with Authorities, for Now
The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare. -
Lawfare Daily: Phil Reitinger and Komal Bazaz Smith on Civil Society and Strengthening Internet Security
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Judges Shouldn’t Rely on AI for the Ordinary Meaning of Text
Large language models are inherently shaped by private interests, making them unreliable arbiters of language.
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