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Wray Does Well; the Senate Judiciary Committee Does Not
President Trump's nominee to head the FBI, Christoper Wray acquitted himself well this morning before the Senate Judiciary Committee. He came off as sincere, serious, and well-intentioned. He said all th... -
Today's Headlines and Commentary
The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing today on the nomination of Christopher Wray to serve as the next FBI Director, the Times reports. -
Gaza End Game?
Editor’s Note: This piece originally appeared on Markaz. Last week’s news that Gaza’s Hamas rulers have entered into a new pact with former Fatah strongman Mohammed Dahlan appeared to signal a new phase... -
Liveblog: Confirmation Hearing for Christopher Wray as FBI Director
Starting at 9:30am this morning, the Senate Judiciary Committee is holding a confirmation hearing for Christopher Wray, President Trump's nominee for FBI Director. Follow the livestream and keep up with ... -
Assessing the South China Sea Arbitral Award after One Year: Why China Won and the U.S. is Losing
A year ago today, an arbitral tribunal formed pursuant to the United Nations Convention for the Law of the Sea issued a blockbuster award finding much of China’s conduct in the South China Sea in violati... -
As the Senate Considers Christopher Wray as FBI Director: A Video and a Column
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The National Security Law Podcast: The Impenetrable Podcast Unit
In today’s episode, Professors Chesney and Vladeck focus on three sets of issues. First, they explore the D.C. Circuit’s June 30th ruling in Jaber v. United States, in which the court on political questi... -
Today's Headlines and Commentary
Donald Trump Jr. met with a Kremlin-linked lawyer after being told via email that she wanted to provide information that would harm Hillary Clinton’s campaign as “part of Russia and it’s government’s sup... -
Kaspersky Lab Has Been Working With Russian Intelligence
A recent AP story notes that senior U.S. intelligence officials do not recommend Kaspersky's anti-virus products. Attempting to rebut the concern, Eugene Kaspersky has offered to allow the inspection of... -
The Weak Link in a Double Act: U.K. Law is Inadequate for Proposed Cross-Border Data Request Deal
The United Kingdom has been a key partner in the United States’ efforts to reform the process that law enforcement officials use to make cross-border requests for data. These efforts address both foreign... -
Cyber Cooperation with Bad Actors is Always a Bad Idea
President Trump’s trip to Europe was not a complete failure -- his speech in Poland struck me as reasonable and Presidential. But his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and their discussion o... -
U.S. and Russia Agree to Ceasefire in Syria, Iraq Winds Down Fighting in Mosul, Turkish Opposition Rallies against Erdogan, and Britain Will Continue Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia
Trump Administration Agrees to Russia’s Ceasefire Proposal in Syria
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