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Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks during a campaign appearance at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Wilkes-Barre, Pa on October 10, 2016.

Campaign Finance Law: When “Collusion” with a Foreign Government Becomes a Crime

Commentary on Russian intervention in the 2016 elections has included one confidently expressed and perhaps growing view: that there may be a scandal there, but no conceivable…
A map titled, “Tainted Leaks: Targets Linked to 39 Countries” published by Citizen Lab 2017 shows 10 countries highlighted in pink indicating the “top 10 countries of Targeting in the phishing campaign.” 1. Ukraine 22%; 2. Russia 11%; 3. Turkey 7%; 4. Kyrgyzstan 7%; 5. Georgia 6%; 6. USA 5%; 7. Kazakhstan 4%; 8. Mongolia 3%; 9. Armenia 3%; 10. Uzbekistan 3%

Q & A With Citizen Lab on “Tainted Leaks” and Russia’s Disinformation Campaign

On Thursday, the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab published evidence of a dangerous new twist in the war against truth. Russia-linked hackers, dubbed CyberBerkut, have…

Russia and a Divided United States: What Comes After Trump?

While the United States, along with its Western allies, became preoccupied with post-9/11 wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, global counterterrorism operations, and the aftermath of…

Trump’s Disclosure Did Not Break the Law

Since the Washington Post revealed that President Trump had provided “classified” information to Russian diplomats, there have been three rounds of reactions. The first comments…

So You Want to Share Intelligence with Russia … There Are Less Risky Ways to Do It

President Donald Trump clearly believes there is an opportunity for the United States to work with Russia on counterterrorism and the fight against ISIS. Some commentators who’ve defended his…

Why Trump’s Disclosure to Russia (and Urging Comey to Drop the Flynn Investigation, and Various Other Actions) Could Be Unlawful

President Trump’s disclosure of highly classified information about the Islamic State to Russian officials has been widely decried as “terrifying,” “reckless,” and “deeply…

Assessing the Damage of the President’s Intelligence Sharing with Russia

Following the Washington Post’s revelations Monday night, the legality of President Donald Trump’s decision to share sensitive information related to the ISIS bomb threat to…

Don’t Be So Quick to Call Those Disclosures “Legal”

Following multiple reports that President Trump disclosed highly classified information to Russian officials at a private meeting, various legal experts have asserted that Trump…

The Comey Memorandum and the Take Care Clause

Last week, President Trump created another firestorm when he fired James Comey as Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). On Tuesday, several news organizations…

The Flagrant Foul in Trump’s Disclosure of Classified Info to Russia: The Missing Interagency Process

It was a far more effective strategy for the White House not to deny the facts of the Washington Post report that the president had disclosed information to Russia, but instead…

Five Takeaways from Gen. H.R. McMaster Press Briefing

Here are five key points made by Gen. H.R. McMaster in the press briefing held on Tuesday morning. 1. McMaster said that what President Donald Trump did was “wholly appropriate”…

Just How Sensitive Was the Information Trump Reportedly Revealed to the Russians?

Given today’s bombshell report by the Washington Post claiming President Donald Trump revealed classified information relating to the Islamic State to senior Russian officials…
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