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Let’s begin with some good news about terrorists for a change.
Mansour J.
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In light of Jim Comey's reported selection as FBI director, this 2005 speech---published later in the Green Bag---is a matter of inherent interest. It's one of the things I'll be reading over the next fe...
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All you ham consumers should now be on alert: Chinese company Shuanghui International is proposing to acquire pork producer Smithfield Foods. According to the Washington Post's Howard Schneider and Brady...
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In the abstract, the last thing President Obama needs in a new FBI director is another (very) tall, white, male moderate Republican. But there are people who compel you to throw out the rule book. And Ji...
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I have written many posts about China's cyber exploitations that make two points (among others): (1) USG complaints about China’s cyber exploitations against USG databases (such as those in DOD) are hypo...
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So report the New York Times and the Washington Post.
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The Taliban’s second-in-command appears to have met the dangerous end of a Hellfire missile early this morning, reports Tim Craig of the Washington Post.
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Everyone seems to be talking about private sector active defenses these days -- but we all seem to be focused on domestic American law (witness the debate between Stewart Baker and Orin Kerr). That got ...
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The BBC is reporting that British forces have been holding up to 85 Afghan detainees at a base in Afghanistan, some for as long as 14 months. A British official is quoted as saying "Many are either sus...
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Robin Simcox, research fellow at the Henry Jackson Society in London---who wrote this guest post for Lawfare last year about control orders in the UK---writes in after last week’s horrific terrorist atta...
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As many of you might have read, the Department of Justice announced a large scale money-laundering indictment against Liberty Reserve yesterday. I will have some analysis of this development (and the re...
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The case is Federal Trade Commission v.
