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Defending ICE home invasions without judicial warrants, DHS relies in significant part on a 1960 Supreme Court case. Does that hold up?
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Representative Sara Jacobs joins Lawfare Daily to discuss the Iran War, U.S. foreign assistance, and more.
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Post-2022 efforts use ad buys to reach millions—drawing real reactions, Community Notes, and appeals to Grok.
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For the first time, there may be evidence that President Zelensky personally profited from corruption.
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AI dominance will require more than faster models—it will require breakthroughs in understanding, testing, and securing frontier AI.
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Breaking down the growth of terrorism and instability in East and West Africa.
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An extraordinary constitutional claim from OLC threatens decades of practice—and now faces the courts.
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The judge has referred an assistant U.S. attorney for an ethics inquiry, but she has said that DHS was the truly bad actor.
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Discussing the current state of Russia’s Wagner Group and other Russian private military companies.
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Lawfare expects to publish more materials obtained from the case file, as well as additional reporting and analysis drawn from these materials.
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An analysis of AI and institutions.