In the latest paper for Lawfare's Security By Design series, Daniel Woods proposes a software liability regime under which insurers could pursue compensation from vendors for their development of insecure software following security incidents. lawfaremedia.org/article/softwa…

On today's Lawfare Daily, Eugenia Lostri spoke to Adam Segal (@[email protected]) about the new U.S. cyberspace and digital policy strategy, how it fits with other cyber actions from the Biden admin, how to future-proof these initiatives, and more. lawfaremedia.org/article/lawfar…

'Framework interoperability can play an important role in balancing countries’ quest for digital sovereignty while avoiding full-fledged fragmentation.”
Cedric Sabbah on balancing global integration and regulatory autonomy for digital governance.
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The end of last week saw the completion of Stormy Daniel's cross-examination, some records custodian witnesses, and a denied mistrial motion. Anna Bower, Tyler McBrien, @KatherinePomps, & Ben Wittes report on what happened in Justice Merchan's courtroom: lawfaremedia.org/article/stormy…

Good morning from Manhattan criminal court, where Trump’s trial is set to resume.

It’s a big day: Michael Cohen—the former “fixer” at the center of the events underlying Trump’s charges—is set to testify.

I’m here for Lawfare alongside Tyler McBrien.

Follow along 🧵⬇️

Good morning from 100 Centre St for Trump’s NY Criminal Trial. Today’s episode will very likely be: “The Michael Cohen Show.”

I’ll be reporting it all alongside Anna Bower and Ben Wittes for Lawfare, join me, won’t you? 🧵⚖️

Tomorrow, I'll be back in court for what will likely be The Michael Cohen Show, alongside Anna Bower and Ben Wittes.

In the meantime, catch up on everything you missed at the end of last week in our latest dispatch, w/ Katherine Pompilio, for Lawfare: lawfaremedia.org/article/stormy…

Though politicians have compared Hamas to al-Qaeda since Oct. 7, the groups have different aims and fighting Hamas requires different tactics, writes NDU’s Kim Cragin in this week’s Foreign Policy Essay. lawfaremedia.org/article/hamas-…

Today's Lawfare Daily is a 2015 archive episode where Benjamin Wittes talked to Professor Gabriella Blum and @Dustin_A_Lewisto about their report on whether we should consider medical care a form of illegitimate support to terrorists.
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Today's Lawfare Daily is the fourth episode of “After Trump,” the six-part limited podcast series based on the book by Bob Bauer and Jack Goldsmith, we explore how and when a president is held to account for wild and sometimes criminal behavior. shows.acast.com/lawfare/episod…

Check out the Week that Was, a roundup of Lawfare's articles and podcasts of the past week, compiled by Maya Nicholson: lawfaremedia.org/article/the-we…

Apply now to become an associate editor at Lawfare!
The associate editor is central to the editorial process, assists with long-term research projects, and has opportunities to host podcasts and author articles. The deadline to apply is May 20. lawfaremedia.org/article/come-w…

Who are the remaining witnesses in the Manhattan DA’s case against Trump?

Will Allen Weisselberg testify at his ex-boss’s criminal trial?

And what do prosecutors still need to prove?

Ben Wittes and I discussed live from New York w/ guest Jacob Shamsian ⚖️:

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'[T]he complaint could succeed based on its notably public-spirited argument that ordinary individuals—not profit-driven corporate algorithms—should determine what they see online.'
Paul M. Barrett on Knight First Amendment Institute's suit against Meta. lawfaremedia.org/article/a-zuck…

At 3pm ET, Roger Parloff will talk to Anna Bower, Benjamin Wittes and guest Jacob Shamsian ⚖️ of Business Insider about what happened in court today in the NYC Trump trial, including the end of Stormy Daniels' testimony. youtube.com/live/64PsfklwY…