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Corn refutes claims that Israel’s rules of engagement became more permissive of civilian casualties

Preventing the revival of the Islamic State should be a priority of the Trump administration

To deter Houthi attacks in Red Sea, broad-ranging actions are needed

Zaid comments on early days of Trump presidency

Zaid reacts to contradictory White House and intelligence community statements on Havana Syndrome

As inauguration nears, some within the DoD and military voice concern

Las Vegas Cybertruck explosion draws attention to mental health among service members

Using the military to support mass deportation puts service members at risk

‘Eroding’ international agreements and laws challenge nuclear safeguard system

Nixon’s campaign against political enemies serves as a cautionary tale

Farley and Pradhan offer test to determine when IHL applies

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Delaying the sentencing of Trump in hush money case would “subvert the rule of law”

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Rudyak co-authors report addressing violence against families on Oct. 7

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Will ISIS resurge in Syria?

Zaid offers advice for targets of the Trump administration

U.S. and Israeli airstrikes after collapse of Assad regime could lead to further destabilization

Ethically informed practices are critical in law enforcement and counterterrorism

U.S. military efforts have yet to deter Houthi attacks

Reactions to President Biden’s pardon of his son

How the Electoral College works

Executive orders can’t overturn constitutional provisions

A tribute to Alberto Mora’s commitment to the rule of law

Why Secretary Austin reversed course in 9/11 case

What could happen with Trump’s sentencing in the New York hush money case

Gerson provides remarks at summit focused on the rule of law

Can Trump stay in office beyond a second term?

Applying ‘just war’ theory to the war in Ukraine

Trump indicates he may direct DOJ, under the ‘unitary executive’ theory, to target critics

Zaid advises Trump’s targets to take risk of retaliation seriously