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Judge Cannon Should Have Stuck to the Beaten Path
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Lawfare Live: Trump's Trials and Tribulations, Aug. 8
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AI Will Displace American Workers—When, How, and To What Extent Is Less Certain
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Oct. 7 Was an Intelligence Failure, Maybe of the U.S.
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Tort Law Should Be the Centerpiece of AI Governance
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ChinaTalk: The Pentagon’s Innovation Insurgents
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Dept. of Homeland Security OIG Releases Report on Secret Service’s response to Jan. 6 Attack on the U.S. Capitol
The report finds that the Secret Service improperly assessed the threat of violence.
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