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Siege Warfare by Other Means: The U.S. Economic Measures Against Cuba
How the Trump Administration is using starvation and misery to achieve regime change in Cuba. -
International Law in the Cuban Missile Crisis
Although important for justifying the blockade of Cuba, international law did not meaningfully constrain the Kennedy administration during the crisis. -
Lawfare Daily: Emily Benson on What Economic Security Is, and How We Should Think About It
How are the U.S. and China wielding economic security tools against each other? -
Bootstrapping Frontier AI Governance by Mutualizing Risk
With frontier AI companies’ money on the line, a mutual insurer would enforce standards, peer review incidents, and pool safety research and development. -
AI Overviews and the Limits of the Search Safe Harbor
A regional court in Germany ordered Google to answer for apparent falsehoods about a Munich publishing house provided by its AI overview feature. -
Scaling Laws: Live from Columbia Law with Chloé Bakalar: What Can Constitutions Teach Us About Governing AI?
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Lawfare Daily: Two Appeals Concerning Alien Enemies Act Removals in Apparent Defiance of a Court Order
The chief ACLU litigator on Alien Enemies Act cases, Lee Gelernt, discusses two upcoming D.C. CIrcuit arguments. -
Combating Misinformation During States of Emergency
The First Circuit deals a legal setback to Puerto Rico’s attempt to regulate misinformation during states of emergency. -
After the Flood: Moving Beyond the U.S. Vulnerabilities Equities Process
The oncoming AI-driven flood of vulnerabilities demands changes to the U.S. process for retaining them for offensive cyber operations. -
Lawfare Daily: The Trials of the Trump Administration, September 18
Listen to the Sept. 18 livestream as a podcast. -
Key Questions to Prevent Enrichment and Verify Compliance
Congress must determine whether the proposed U.S.-Saudi nuclear energy agreement has adequate precautions. -
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