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UT-Austin Announces 2023 “Inman Award” Recipients
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Government Submits Reply in Support of Protective Order in Trump Jan. 6 Case
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Xi’s Cautious Inching Towards the China Dream
Beijing’s current strategy for ensuring CCP rule through mid-century and beyond heavily emphasizes domestic threats. -
The Lawfare Podcast: Not Your Grandparents’ Far-Right Extremists
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ChinaTalk: Beyond Decoupling: NATO for Trade
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The Russian Invasion of Ukraine Is Boosting the Potential for U.S. Influence Abroad
The war has shifted global trends in international influence, but the long-term effects could take several possible paths. -
Trump Requests Court Delay Briefing Schedule in Jan. 6 Case
The government opposed the motion, writing that the proposal would cause “unnecessary delay to normal order.” -
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Justice Department Arrests Two U.S. Navy Sailors on Espionage Charges
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The Lawfare Podcast: A ‘New Era in Police Reform?’ with Christy Lopez
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