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Scott Anderson, Daniel Byman, Tyler McBrien, and Natalie Orpett talked through aspects of the week’s biggest Iran-focused news stories.
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Calls for new deepfake laws overlook the strength—and breadth—of existing legal protections.
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What does it look like when the government violates court orders in more than 350 separate immigration habeas cases?
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AI data centers are fueling local backlash. These concerns—some real, some overstated—are shaping elections and policy.
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The AI revolution will likely empower cyber defense over offense because AI excels at detection but struggles with deception.
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A human right advocate discusses the role of emerging technologies in China’s surveillance apparatus.
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Just when you thought you had your hands around the problem of the government violating court orders.
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A rare corporate FCPA indictment tests whether courts will more closely interrogate prosecutorial motive.
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A tool to withhold federal funds for use in future fiscal years is increasingly being employed to advance administration priorities.
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Arne Westad discusses 19th- and 20th-century power politics.
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Iran’s closure of the strait reveals a lack of U.S. operational planning in a foreseeable contingency.
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