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Many of the tragedies and sins associated with failure in the war in Afghanistan could equally apply to the "war on drugs.”

Congress should close the loopholes that allow the federal government to circumvent the Posse Comitatus Act.

First proposed by Russia, this dangerous proposal has gained enough support at the United Nations for negotiations to begin early next year.

The new Guidelines hamstring prosecutors’ ability to counter the worst espionage, writes George Croner.

"Having anything close to one-third of election workers fearing for their safety is simply unsustainable."

Encryption originalism views strong encryption as the modern reemergence of Founding Era practice of employing—often unbreakable—ciphers.

The report and his defiance underline the need for an effective US policy rooted in defending human rights, democracy, and the peace accords.

A scholar of "sovereign citizens," writes about their ideology and organization, and how they fit into the array of domestic violent extremists in the United States.

Earlier this month, Adam Klein, the outgoing chair of the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board, took the unusual step of issuing a unilateral “Chairman’s White…

This series traces the origins of the "Méndez Principles" and makes the scientific, legal, and ethical case for replacing coercive interrogation with rapport-based methods.

Americans are increasingly interested not only in reallocating police resources, but also making policing more effective and more ethical.

As the UN marks the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, a reminder of the many forms of such abuse that are prohibited.