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Lawfare Live: Trials of the Trump Administration, April 25
Join the Lawfare team at 4 pm ET for a discussion of the litigation targeting actions from President Trump. -
Reversing Humphrey’s Executor and the Problem of the Federal Reserve
There is simply no principled way for the Supreme Court to retain the Fed’s removal protections while overturning Humphrey’s Executor. -
Rational Security: “The More You DOGE” Edition
Scott Anderson, Anna Bower, Tyler McBrien, and Kevin Frazier talked through the week’s big national security news. -
The Case for a Joint U.S.-China AI Lab
The best AI development path for both the U.S. and China is to cooperate—by jointly backing the world’s best AI lab. -
Lawfare Daily: Mikhail Zygar on Putin, the Russia-Ukraine War, and Press Freedom
Can independent media survive an authoritarian regime? -
The Situation: Contracting Detention to a Lawless State
What law lets the Trump administration store Venezuelans in Salvadoran prisons? -
White House Releases Letter Informing Congress of Houthi Strikes
Citing the War Powers Resolution, the letter notifies Congress of U.S. military actions taken in Yemen at the direction of the president. -
Beyond a Manhattan Project for Artificial General Intelligence
The Apollo program, as a whole-of-society initiative, is a better model for an AGI mega-project than the narrowly focused Manhattan Project. -
Ready for Launch: A Space Cybersecurity Road Map for Trump 2.0
Space systems are vulnerable, but the government and private companies are ready to cooperate. -
Lawfare Daily: Chris Hughes on His New Book, ‘Marketcrafters’
What does 'Marketcrafters' say about the current era of economic upheaval? -
TechTank: How DOGE is Using AI in Government
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The Counterproductive Legal Precedent That Strikes on Cartels Would Set
Mexico rejects the “unwilling or unable” doctrine of self-defense. The United States should, too.
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