So much for August being an "off-month." You can probably guess what issues dominated Lawfare's agenda this week. The U.S. issued a global threat alert, which prompted closures of many diplomatic posts ...

Calling all Lawfare readers: We are looking for an undergraduate or a recent graduate to intern with us during the fall semester, and will be accepting applications until the end of the month. The announ...

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A Lawfare debate ensued over an amicus brief filed in the Al-Bahlul D.C. Circuit appeal.

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I've been thinking about ways to get the Lawfare Podcast a wider audience, and I want to recruit some reader help in this endeavor. Over on iTunes, the podcast has only five-star ratings, but nobody has ...

Folks, there's more to life than guessing what the future King of England will be named.  There's the week that was! Ritika completed a significant research project comparing various studies' approaches...

Robert S. Litt, General Counsel to the Director of National Intelligence, spoke at Brookings on Friday about surveillance law. Jane Chong and I had a great time previewing and then recapping the oral ar...