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Appointments, Removal, and the Unitary Executive Empowered
President Trump’s restructuring of the administrative state is unprecedented—what does Supreme Court precedent say about its legitimacy? -
Rational Security: The "Humphrey's Executor's Executor" Edition
Scott Anderson, Benjamin Wittes, Quinta Jurecic and James Pearce talked through the week's biggest national security news stories. -
New White House AI Policies Introduce Government by AI
New AI policies shift federal strategy from government with AI to government by AI—with major stakes for the public and startups. -
What Happens When Courts Can’t Trust the Executive Branch?
In the lower courts, the presumption of regularity is in free fall—if it hasn’t crashed already. -
Lawfare Daily: What French Politics Means for Europe and the United States
Catching up with French politics. -
Mixed Signals on Alleged Alien Enemies
The Supreme Court insists on due process but offers no specifics and leaves hundreds in a Salvadoran prison with no remedy. -
Energy Dept. Instructs Employees to Gather Info on Deals with Law Firms
Emails obtained by Lawfare reveal that DOE instructed employees to gather information on business dealings between contractors and law firms. -
Lawfare Live: Trials of the Trump Administration, April 11
Join the Lawfare team at 4 pm ET for a discussion of the litigation targeting actions from President Trump. -
Congress Must Protect the Role of JAGs in the Military
Congress can act to prevent a “sweeping overhaul” of the JAG Corps, which would risk violations of the laws of war. -
Lawfare Daily: Climate Security During the Trump Administration Years
Why did the Trump administration omit climate change from the Annual Threat Assessment? -
Can Congress Reverse Trump's Tariffs?
There are procedures Congress can use to reverse the President’s actions. But doing so is more complicated than it may seem. -
ChinaTalk: GreatDepressionTalk with SemiAnalysis and Asianometry
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The Tangled History of the State Secrets Privilege
Contemporary jurisprudence around the privilege has not always been careful to distinguish it from historically adjacent doctrines. -
How Will Artificial Intelligence Impact Battlefield Operations?
AI is reshaping warfare, accelerating decision-making, and impacting civilian casualties—but over-reliance poses risks and vulnerabilities. -
Lawfare Daily: Trump’s New Global Tariffs and the Court Fights to Come, with Peter Harrell and Jennifer Hillman
Discussing the IEEPA tariffs imposed by President Trump. -
The Situation: Missing
Can the government win a case by losing the plaintiff? -
Understanding Cyber Market Failures
Crafting better cyber regulations requires a better understanding of market failures. -
TechTank: ‘Signalgate’ and the use of commercial apps in government
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D.C. Bar Disciplinary Panel Declines to Investigate Ed Martin
The panel declined to launch a probe of the interim U.S. attorney for an alleged conflict of interest. -
Escalation Finale Preview: Making 'Escalation'
Listen to the making of the narrative podcast.
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Executive Order Designates Fentanyl as Weapon of Mass Destruction
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The European Union Changes Course on Digital Legislation
The proposed digital omnibus package would make changes to the AI Act and GDPR in addition to other data-related measures. -
The Pentagon’s Operational Technology Problem
The readiness of America’s warfighters depends on the cybersecurity of operational technology that is largely unregulated.
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