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Robust Consumer Protection Can Support a Rights-Respecting Digital Future
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ChinaTalk: What to Do About Foreign Interference
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New York Supreme Court Judge Allows Public Disclosure of Trump Indictment
The New York County Clerk’s office released an order by Judge Merchan allowing Bragg to disclose to the public that a Manhattan grand jury had issued an indictment of Trump. -
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Manhattan DA’s Office Refutes House GOP Oversight Claims Regarding Trump Indictment
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House GOP Committee Chairmen Detail Oversight Efforts in Letter to Manhattan DA
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The Lawfare Podcast: Biden’s Executive Order on Commercial Spyware
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Former President Trump Indicted
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ICJ Orders U.S. to Compensate Iran for Illegally Freezing Assets
The court found that the U.S. acted in violation of the Treaty of Amity and ordered it to compensate Iran for harms experienced. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Israel’s Overlapping Crises
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Chatter: Debunking Nuclear Proliferation Myths with Målfrid Braut-Hegghammer
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Rational Security: The 'Tik Tik Tik' Edition
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The Role of International Assistance in Cyber Incident Response
Some cybersecurity incidents can render crucial government services inaccessible, like recent events in Costa Rica and Vanuatu exemplify. In these cases, international assistance can be a key part of the...
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A Dynamic Governance Model for AI
The unique risks—and opportunities—of AI demand a policy-neutral, extra-regulatory model for standards and compliance.
