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‘Incomplete’ plans for aftermath of Hamas’ defeat frustrates top officials

“Stop Trump Summit” arrives in Philly

NYT’s podcast “Serial” names Fallon’s book as a key source for season 4

Israel thought carefully about doubling down on Rafah

Dangers of antisemitism on college campuses

Cohen testimony corroborates Trump’s knowledge of payoffs and falsification, says Finkelstein

Zaid testifies about Havana Syndrome before Homeland Security Subcommittee

New CERL-OUP volume explores navigating rivalries that take place below the threshold of armed conflict

De Silva de Alwis asks ‘Is AI-Facilitated Gender-Based Violence the Next Pandemic?’

CERL and Natl. Inst. of Military Justice file amicus brief seeking review of GTMO military commission ruling

CERL faculty director talks Center’s new amicus brief with Law360

Finkelstein breaks down Trump immunity case on Forbes

New federal report aims for honesty surrounding Havana Syndrome

“Confession driven tactics get confessions”: Fallon on season finale of ABC 20/20′s The Interrogation Tapes

O’Connell to speak on how AWS will shape future human-technology relations

Int’l Lawyers Network releases new Data Protection Guide

Roosevelt responds to Supreme Court immunity case

How the U.S. should respond to Israel-Iran strikes

Israel’s latest attack on Iran could mean the ‘messaging phase is perhaps over’

Havana Syndrome report renews bipartisan concern

Could the latest Israel-Iran standoff result in all-out war?

True self-defense rather than retaliation in Israel-Iran escalation

Finkelstein weighs in on the SCOTUS hearings that could undo charges against Trump

Interpretation of a 2002 obstruction law could undermine charges against Trump

Biological agents: The future of warfare

What the Iraqi PM’s visit to Washington could yield

Inaccuracy of Iran’s attacks likely deliberate to avoid wider war

Trump team’s doctrine for presidential immunity threatens the military chain of command

“Mistake magnification” can affect how public perceives Israel-Hamas war