March 23, 2022

Listen: The information wars within Russia's invasion of Ukraine

In the age of technology, the internet itself has become a front of war. To make sense of the digital disinformation campaigns during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Samantha Lai interviews Jessica Brandt and Emerson Brooking on the latest TechTank Podcast.

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Ketanji Brown Jackson on national security issues

If confirmed to the Supreme Court, how would Ketanji Brown Jackson handle national security law? A team of Lawfare experts review several of Jackson’s opinions to see what they might reveal about her views on executive power, immigration, and more.

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Rising to the challenge of providing all students with high-quality STEM education

In his 2011 State of the Union, President Obama called for the training and recruitment of 100,000 new STEM teachers in America by 2021. Now, more than a decade later, has that ambitious goal been met? Talia Milgrom-Elcott describes the progress in science and math education over the last 10 years, as well as the challenges that remain in providing high-quality STEM instruction to students.

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More from Governance Studies

Congress still needs to protect America's NATO membership. Donald Trump was closer than anyone realized to pulling the U.S. out of NATO. In Defense One, Scott Anderson argues that lawmakers must ensure that never happens without them.

Why AI failed to live up to its potential during the pandemic. The COVID-19 crisis was the perfect opportunity for artificial intelligence to—quite literally—save the world, Bhaskar Chakravorti writes in Harvard Business Review. But myriad factors, from bad datasets to embedded bias, all caused critical failures.

Examining Biden's executive order on crypto. The rise of Bitcoin and NFTs has caught the attention of the White House. Aaron Klein explores how the president’s new missive on cryptocurrencies could impact the nascent digital-asset market.