A recent judgment of the Israeli Supreme Court held that conditions in a notorious detention center must comply with Israeli law.

Different training rules, operational risks, and past experience caution restraint.

The explosions—more an assault via supply chain than a cyberattack—raise fears that even low-tech devices can be weaponized.

Public AI data banks could democratize access to data, reducing Big Tech’s dominance and fostering innovation in AI.

A new treaty endorses a state criminalizing conduct by anyone, anywhere, so long as the conduct harms one of its nationals.

How new statutory prohibitions and long-standing tort claims can combat pernicious election lies when voter intimidation laws fall short.

It is prudent for Congress to reform the emergency powers now but save IEEPA reform for another day.

Can nonprofit corporate forms help AI labs balance innovation with safety, and, if so, what can the government do to encourage that?

The timing, purpose, and outcomes of Zelensky’s U.S. visit suggest Ukraine is racing against time to get ready for whatever comes next after Nov. 5.

When federal prosecutors believe they can still prove obstruction of an official proceeding in Jan. 6 cases, they have come up with a new and creative way to navigate the Supreme Court’s narrowing of tha...

A White House counsel advised Trump he lacked authority to circumvent the attorney general in ordering criminal investigations. Future counsels may give very different advice.