I. Cybersecurity, Encryption and USA Freedom Act
- Kristen Eichensehr, Rebooting DOD’s Cyber Strategy (Monday, April 27)
- Sarah McKune, Guest Post: Encryption, Anonymity, and the “Right to Science” (Tuesday, Apr. 28)
- Patrick Eddington, Guest Post: The Minimalist Surveillance Reforms of USA Freedom (Wednesday, Apr. 29)
- Marshall Erwin, Guest Post: The Intelligence Time Machine (Thursday, Apr. 30)
- Liza Goitien, Guest Post: USA Freedom and the Surveillance Reform That Almost Was (Friday, May 1)
II. Drones and Targeted Killings
- Daphne Eviatar, US Drone Killings of Western Aid Workers Highlight Problems of Nebulous War (Monday, April 27)
- Ryan Goodman, CIA’s Exemption from President’s Restrictions on Drone Strikes in Pakistan (Monday, April 27)
- Sarah Knuckey, Ten More Strikes the Obama Administration Should Immediately Acknowledge and Investigate (Tuesday, Apr. 28)
III. Detention & Trials
- Jennifer Daskal, The NDAA 2016: GTMO Restrictions Redux (and A Sensible Alternative From Rep. Smith) (Wednesday, Apr. 29)
- Steve Vladeck, Has the Government Conceded that Courts Can Review Detainees’ End-of-War Claims? (Thursday, Apr. 30)
- Steve Vladeck, The Government (Sort of) Wins a Guantánamo Military Commission Appeal (Friday, May 1)
IV. The Islamic State and Authorization for the Use of Military Force (AUMF)
- John Reed, Questions About Baathists’ Role in the Islamic State (Thursday, Apr. 30)
V. 2016 Presidential Election
- Andy Wright, Hillary Clinton’s Emails and State Department Daylight (Friday, May 1)
VI. Congressional Hearings
- Megan Graham, National Security-Related Congressional Hearings, April 27–May 1 (Monday, Apr. 27)