A review of Joe Tidy, “Ctrl + Alt + Chaos: How Teenage Hijackers Hijack the Internet” (Hanover Square Press, 2026).

The Justice Department report’s measured tone masks a deeper effort to legitimize targeting career officials.

Defending ICE home invasions without judicial warrants, DHS relies in significant part on a 1960 Supreme Court case. Does that hold up?

For the first time, there may be evidence that President Zelensky personally profited from corruption.

The judge has referred an assistant U.S. attorney for an ethics inquiry, but she has said that DHS was the truly bad actor.

Lawfare expects to publish more materials obtained from the case file, as well as additional reporting and analysis drawn from these materials.

An analysis of AI and institutions.

A report from the inaugural Workshop on Law-Following AI to catalyze further scholarship on its design, evaluation, and governance

How international institutions’ silence on Hamas hiding behind civilians incentivizes human shields use, and distorts law and accountability.

A complaint filed with the UN alleges that the Trump administration’s immigration law practices violate international human rights obligations.

Sooner or later, in this administration or a future one, AI will come for the federal workforce.