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Flynn Waives Attorney-Client Privilege
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House Appeals Decision in McGahn Subpoena Case
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Judge Orders Review of Mueller Report Redactions
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Another Merger the FTC Should Block
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Fault Lines: China's Big Bet In Africa
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FISA Court Issues Opinion Regarding Surveillance Request Reforms
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The Lawfare Podcast: Lisa Kaplan and Sophie Lawton on Clickbait Craft Videos and Influence Campaigns
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International Criminal Court Authorizes Afghan War Crimes Inquiry
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Treasury Department Implements New Foreign Investment Rules
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The EU’s White Paper on AI: A Thoughtful and Balanced Way Forward
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Justice Department Outlines Legal Considerations for Cyberthreat Intelligence Gathering
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Lawfare Daily: Trials of the Trump Administration, Oct. 31
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