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Wynhdam v. FTC Decided
Some time ago I called Wyndham v. -
Thoughts on USG Candor to China on Cyber
Paul is skeptical about the USG's unilateral briefing to Chinese officials on some of its cyber operations and doctrines that David Sanger discloses in the NYT. He argues that China is unlikely to recip... -
Wishful Thinking Department
Conversation at the Rosenzweig breakfast table this morning: Wife: "That's just dreaming." Me: "What?" Wife (pointing to front page New York Times article): "Thinking that the Chinese will become mor... -
A Summary of Friday's Decision in al-Aulaqi v. Panetta
As Ben mentioned on Friday, Judge Rosemary Collyer of the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia dismissed a Bivens suit brought by the families of Anwar al-Aulaqi, his son Abdulrahman, and Sam... -
Lawfare on the Hill
Two hearings this week to take note of: Tomorrow, Tuesday April 8th at 2pm: The House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Terrorism, Nonproliferation, and Trade will hold a hearing on "Is al-Qaeda Winning? -
Today's Headlines and Commentary
The crisis in Ukraine has spread beyond the Crimean peninsula. Reuters reports that pro-Russian protesters seized government buildings in three eastern Ukrainian cities yesterday. Members of the Ukrainia... -
Bits and Bytes -- Military Focus
Three items of particular interest to our cyber warfare aficionados in today's Bits and Bytes (plus one lagniappe on the Internet of Things): Developments in Iranian Cyber Warfare 2013-14. From the In... -
The Week That Will Be
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Executive Order Authorizes South Sudan Sanctions
On Thursday, President Obama signed an executive order authorizing the Department of the Treasury to impose sanctions on certain individuals and entities involved in the conflict in South Sudan. The orde... -
The Foreign Policy Essay: Saudi Arabia Dumps the Brotherhood
Editor’s Note: The Arab Spring and the subsequent backlash from authoritarian regimes have created new rifts in the Middle East. One of the biggest new divides is between those who support and those who ... -
Lawfare Podcast, Episode #69: A Conversation with Former NSA Deputy Director Chris Inglis
"The National Security Agency at the Crossroads" was a two-day conference organized by Lawfare's Bobby Chesney, and held earlier this week at the University of Texas' Strauss Center for International Sec... -
Clearing Up Surveillance
Henry V’s claim to the throne of France is “as clear as is the summer’s sun,” explains the Archbishop of Canterbury in Shakespeare’s play. The joke, of course, is that he has come to this conclusion fol...
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