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Rational Security: The “B- B-Roll” Edition
This week, Alan Rozenshtein, Quinta Jurecic, and Scott Anderson were joined by Lawfare’s Fellow in Technology Policy and Law Eugenia Lostri. -
Lawfare Daily: Juliette Kayyem on the New Critical Infrastructure Memo
How does geopolitics affect the United States’ approach to protecting critical infrastructure? -
White House Releases Cybersecurity Report and Implementation Plan
The report describes the United States’s current cybersecurity efforts, and the implementation plan provides details about the path forward. -
TikTok Sues Over Divestment Bill
TikTok and Bytedance argue that the bill fronts as a divestiture measure but is really an attack on free speech rights in the U.S. -
The Return of the Stanley Woodward Mess
In Trump’s classified documents case, Judge Cannon will address a defense lawyer’s claim that prosecutors tried to intimidate him nearly two years ago. -
What Must Prosecutors Prove in Trump’s NY Trial?
Some in-the-weeds questions on which the New York Trump trial depends. -
Fireworks and Waterworks: Davidson and Hicks on the Stand
In which we hear testimony from Keith Davidson and Hope Hicks, plus a second contempt hearing, in Trump's New York criminal trial. -
Lawfare Daily: Domestic Deployment of the National Guard
What has been the impact of the deployment of the National Guard for "unconventional" domestic missions? -
Lawfare Daily: Protecting Information and Communications Technology and Services, with Director Elizabeth Cannon
Discussing the newly created Office of Information and Communications Technology and Services. -
Cornered by the 'Estrogen Mafia': Keith Davidson on the Stand
Also with testimony from Gary Farro, Robert Browning of C-SPAN, and Phillip Thompson. -
White House Releases National Security Memo on Securing Critical Infrastructure
The memo updates an Obama administration policy directive from 2013. -
Catastrophizing the Oral Argument in Trump v. U.S.
No, the justices were not normalizing the president as a crime boss.
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