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Justice Dept. Pushes Back on Trump Effort to Delay MAL Trial
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Rational Security: The “Long Middle Finger of Europe” Edition
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White House Releases Implementation Plan for National Cybersecurity Strategy
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A New Senate Report Undermines FBI Excuses About Jan. 6
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Chatter: Renaming Military Bases and Principled Conservatism with Kori Schake
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The Military Commissions Can’t Seem to Quit Torture Evidence
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Livestream: House Judiciary Hearing on FBI Oversight
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