New warrants for Russian military officials are notable for their recognition of the grave civilian harm caused by the destruction of critical energy infrastructure.

The FBI’s recent operations against Volt Typhoon and Fancy Bear botnets are a cybersecurity success, but the government’s legal theory has frightening implications.

Texas is a party to several international agreements on illegal immigration, but the Justice Department has declined to challenge them. Why?

Two mothers, two journalists, a lawyer, and a stepfather recently stood trial in Paris for charges related to the financing of terrorism. They argued they were trying to save lives.

What a reasonable compromise on U.S. person queries–one that accommodates legitimate arguments of each side–looks like. 

Uncertainty about U.S. policy toward Ukraine is fueling Russia’s confidence. A NATO-integrated security agreement approved by Congress could help.

Two years of Indo-Pacific Strategy; Taiwan elects a new president; AUKUS faces industrial capacity challenges; Pacific Islands warn Congress about funding delays; and more.

Remarks from General Counsel of the Department of Defense Caroline D. Krass  delivered at the 2024 USSPACECOM Legal Conference.