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The Rise of the Compliant Speech Platform
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Innovative sanctions evasion practices should prompt a reassessment of the national security risks posed by digital financial technologies. -
Lawfare Daily: Making Sense of the Doppelganger Disinformation Operation, with Thomas Rid
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How the Secret Service Failed to Prevent a Trump Assassination Attempt
A report from the Senate HSGAC details USSS security and planning failures related to the July 13 attempt on Trump’s life in Butler, Pa. -
What Does the 60-Day Rule Require?
It’s past time for the Justice Department to respond to the inspector general’s 2018 request to clarify the meaning of the 60-day rule on electoral interference. -
Lawfare Daily: The Antitrust Implications of AI Systems with David Lawrence
What are the antitrust implications of AI systems? -
Chatter: Freedom of the Seas, with David Bosco
Discussing the origins of the freedom of the seas concept. -
The Kids Are Not Alright
Aspiring terrorists are getting younger and younger. There isn’t a simple policy answer for it. -
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Lawfare Daily: Lies and Rumors After Hurricanes Helene and Milton
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How Telegram Turbocharges Organized Crime
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How Autocrats Gained the Upper Hand
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A Financial Primer on a New International AI Organization
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Domestic Policing Deployment and Public Trust in the Military
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Lawfare Daily: A New Exhibition on Visual Investigation with Lisa Luksch, Anjli Parrin, and Brad Samuels
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Artificial Intelligence Is Accelerating Iranian Cyber Operations
Over the past few decades, Iran has been quietly building its cyber capability in the shadow of great powers. -
Lawfare Live: Trump's Trials and Tribulations, Oct. 10
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Counting the Costs in Cybersecurity
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