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Fulton County’s Battle for Ballots: A Primer
The Justice Department now must defend a search warrant built on recycled fraud claims, strained statutory theories, and glaring omissions. -
White House Takes Aim at Biased AI in Government, Leaves Key Gaps
OMB’s latest memo promotes neutral AI in government but allows vendor self-evaluation and weak scrutiny of existing contracts. -
Ban Pay-to-Play National Security Approvals
Allowing this unprecedented practice to continue risks making the United States both economically weaker and less safe. -
Potential Partners on the Ground in Iran
Weighing the opportunities and limitations of U.S. partnership with armed Iranian Kurdish groups. -
Lawfare Daily: CPPA’s Tom Kemp on Data Brokers, Privacy, and State Enforcement
Breaking down California’s new Delete Request and Opt-out Platform. -
The Situation: The Enduring Truths of the Mueller Report
There are four of them. -
The Europeanization of Deterrence
What Macron’s Ile Longue speech means for transatlantic nuclear strategy. -
Lawfare Live: A Hearing on Anthropic's Preliminary Injunction Motion
Join the Lawfare team for a live debrief of the hearing this evening. -
Scaling Laws: Why Data Governance Is the Key to AI Biosecurity, with Jassi Pannu and Doni Bloomfield
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Lawfare Daily: The Gulf Widens
Discussing the current state of the U.S.-Israel war with Iran. -
Supreme Court Argument Preview: When Does Asylum Begin at the Border?
The Court will decide whether asylum begins at the port of entry or only after a person steps onto U.S. soil. -
A Litigation Playbook for Narrative Warfare
Eric Schmitt’s “The Last Line of Defense” casts courts as stages for political spectacle rather than forums for justice—and rewrites the evidentiary record along the way.


