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Are CFIUS Decisions Legally Vulnerable?
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Lawfare Daily: Rubio, Ratcliffe, and Bondi Confirmation Hearings Dispatch
What happened on day 2 of confirmation hearings? -
The Situation: Bondi Aspires to Normalcy
Bondi’s remarks bore a semblance of normalcy. But when put to the test, how far will she go to satisfy Trump’s abnormal demands? -
Lawfare No Bull: Confirmation Hearing for Secretary of Defense Nominee Pete Hegseth
Listen to the confirmation hearing of Trump's Pentagon pick. -
Why the Terrorgram Collective Designation Matters
Unlike previous State Department terrorism designations of white supremacist groups, Terrorgram has adherents in the United States. -
Rational Security: The “Working the Refs” Edition
Scott Anderson sat down with Roger Parloff, Renée DiResta, and Tyler McBrien to talk through the week’s big national security news. -
Notes on the Smith Report, Vol. 1
Special Counsel Jack Smith’s report on the Jan. 6 prosecution of Donald Trump is live. What does it say that’s new? -
Lawfare Live: Confirmation Hearings, Day Two
Join the Lawfare team for a discussion of day two of confirmation hearings at 4 pm ET. -
Could the Populist Right Take Back Poland?
Poland’s right-wing Law and Justice party hopes Trump’s reelection sparks a transatlantic “red wave” that will boost its chances in upcoming elections. -
Lawfare Daily: Anna Bower on the Confirmation Hearing of Pete Hegseth
Discussing the first nomination hearing of Trump'ssecond cabinet. -
The Situation: The Cult of Unqualified Authenticity
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Managing the Security Risks of Geoengineering
Governments and research funders must focus on the social and political side of the geoengineering equation, not just the science. -
Justice Dept. Releases First Volume of Special Counsel Smith’s Final Report
The report came out following an order by Judge Aileen Cannon denying a motion to block its release. -
Lawfare Daily: The Proposed New FARA Regulations, with DOJ Official Jennifer Gellie
What will the new FARA regulations do? -
Lawfare Live: Pete Hegseth's Confirmation Hearing
Join the Lawfare team at 4 pm ET for a discussion of the confirmation hearing of Trump's Pentagon pick. -
Donald Trump and the Department of Justice
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Contested Memories and the Social Construction of the Term ‘Post-Soviet’
A post-colonial critique of imperialist language. -
Lawfare Daily: TikTok Ban at the Supreme Court
Is the Supreme Court going to uphold the TikTok ban? -
Cutting North Korea’s Access to Chinese-Controlled African Uranium
The new administration should disrupt the sanctions-evading movement of uranium from Namibia to North Korea. -
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