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Trump's planned NIST layoffs will undermine federal AI capacity and likely delay his AI goals.
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A review of Amin Saikal, “How to Lose a War: The Story of America’s Intervention in Afghanistan” (Yale University Press, 2024).
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The Court holds that commingling funds, “without more, cannot satisfy the commercial nexus requirement of the FSIA’s expropriation exception.”
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The executive order directs agencies to work closely with DOGE, limiting “the overbearing and burdensome administrative state.”
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Even if TikTok is sold to a non-Chinese buyer, the threat of foreign influence will remain. That’s why researchers need independent data access.
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The latest edition of the Seriously Risky Business cybersecurity newsletter, now on Lawfare .
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Why is it so alarming to have political appointees accessing BFS systems?
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The acting deputy attorney general appeared solo to present the Justice Department’s case for dismissing charges against Eric Adams.
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The order also terminates the Presidential Management Fellows Program and several committees across various agencies.
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Russian malign influence operations have changed their tactics in recent years. But their message has stayed the same: Abandon Ukraine.
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Scott sat down with Tyler McBrien, Roger Parloff, and Claire Meynial to talk about the news of the week.
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Join the Lawfare team at 4 pm ET for a discussion of the litigation targeting actions from President Trump.
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The administration is dismantling U.S. capacity against foreign interference despite the urgency of the work being done.
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Trump seeks to reduce the size of the federal workforce using a complicated and arcane process.
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Discussing the Trump administration sending immigrants to Guantanamo Bay.
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Great powers keep what they can grab. And smaller powers suck it up.
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Improving software security would advance Trump administration goals for American national security, government efficiency, and innovation.
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The report provides guidance, recommendations, and policy proposals focused on the global race for leadership in AI innovation.
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The order expands presidential oversight of agencies and asserts “authoritative interpretation” of executive branch law by the president.
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Inaccuracies on DOGE’s website raise questions about DOGE’s activities and transparency.
