Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on Order from Chaos. One of Donald Trump’s first foreign policy decisions as president was authorizing a Navy SEAL raid
in Yemen. That operation, which he signed off on over dinner, was poorly planned, risky, and rushed. [...]
I chatted this week with Rasheed Griffith of the China in the Caribbean Podcast. I highly recommend you check out his channel! We discuss: Recommendations: Jordan Rasheed Intro
Music: Chronixx - Here Comes Trouble Outro Music: Farmer Nappy - Big People Party [...]
The Lawfare Institute—publisher of information and insight at the intersection of national security, law and policy—seeks a highly organized, research-experienced university
or graduate-program graduate for a full-time research assistant position. Work will be performed virtually for the duration of COVID-19 restrictions and, after that [...]
Our interview in this episode is with Michael Daniel, formerly the top cybersecurity adviser in the Obama administration’s National Security Council and currently the CEO
of the Cyber Threat Alliance (CTA). Michael lays out CTA’s mission. Along the way he also offers advice to the Biden cyber team—drawing in part on the wisdom [...]
And…we’re back! Tune in as Professors Steve Vladeck and Bobby Chesney discuss the latest in national security legal developments, including: And, at long last, frivolity
focused on The Mandalorian Season 2! (Plus, the improbable playoff prospects of the New York Giants, for whom anything is possible with Colt McCoy at the helm!) [...]
“American companies are in a bind.” So argue Bill Priestap and Holden Triplett, who have written a series of articles for Lawfare making the case that more and more state
intelligence agencies are turning their attention to private businesses, using the tools of espionage in order to build their own economic power. [...]
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On Nov. 23—almost three weeks after Election Day, and two weeks after the press called the election in favor of the Democratic ticket—the presidential transition finally
began with a letter from General Services Administrator Emily Murphy. Pressure had been building on Murphy after she refused to certify the transition following President-elect [...]
In the coronavirus era, doctors visits have gone virtual—much like nearly every aspect of everyday life. So telehealth means a patient talks to their doctor right from the
epicenter of their personal world. And those little things that make us human? They’re front and center. [...]
On Nov. 17, Acting Secretary of Defense Christopher Miller announced a drawdown of U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq. Under the new change, the 5,000 troops previously scheduled
to stay until the end of November will be halved and 2,500 will remain in Afghanistan by Jan. [...]
