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The Lawfare Podcast: Jamie Gorelick on Merrick Garland and the Justice Department Team
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Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Nestlé v. Doe and Cargill v. Doe
The cases center on the question: When can a U.S. company be sued for alleged human rights violations abroad under the Alien Tort Statute? -
The Facebook Oversight Board Should Review Trump’s Suspension
Checks and balances don’t exist only for decisions people agree with. Facebook should allow oversight of its most high-profile content moderation decision yet. -
ChinaTalk: China's Spies
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A Role for the Vulnerabilities Equities Process in Securing Software Supply Chains
The Biden administration has an important opportunity to rebuild and sustain trust in the software ecosystem by reforming the government vulnerability disclosure process into a more transparent and frequ... -
Donald Trump Is Still a Danger to Our National Security
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Prospects for U.S.-Iran Relations at the Start of the Biden Administration
The future of the Iran nuclear deal and more depend on how the next administration responds to Tehran's mixed messages. -
Executive Branch Legal Process and the Self-Pardon
Trump could consult the Office of Legal Counsel, the White House Counsel, personal attorneys—or no one at all. -
The Week That Was: All of Lawfare in One Post
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The Urgency of a Second Trump Impeachment
The first impeachment was a moral necessity. The second would be an act of pragmatism. -
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How to Resolve the U.S.-ICC Conflict
I have an essay today in the Human Rights & International Criminal Law ICC Forum discussing what President Biden and the ICC Prosecutor should do to end the nasty conflict between the U.S. Government and... -
The Lawfare Podcast: Who Let the Barbarians Through the Gates?
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Fault Lines: Insurrection Aftermath
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National Security Implications of Deferred Maintenance in Infrastructure
Most deferred maintenance issues in infrastructure translate only into local health and economic problems, but there are serious national security ramifications associated with decaying infrastructure. -
Compiling the Criminal Charges Following the Capitol Riot
A database of links to charging documents related to the Jan. 6 riot on Capitol Hill. -
Cybersecurity and the Occupation of the Capitol
This siege has created potentially serious cyber risks for Congress and other affected offices. -
Today’s Headlines and Commentary
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Here’s How the Capitol Mob Violated Federal Criminal Law
By storming the Capitol and disrupting the electoral-count certification, yesterday’s mob likely violated many federal criminal laws, including against seditious conspiracy. -
Fault Lines: Pandemics, Warning and the IC with Jim Danoy
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Trump’s Demolition Derby
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Navigating Crises With a Lower Bar to Nuclear War
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Scaling Laws: The GoLaxy Revelations: China's AI-Driven Influence Operations, with Brett Goldstein, Brett Benson, and Renée DiResta
Discussing the evolution of influence operations.
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