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The case is the latest challenge against alleged government “jawboning” - informal government efforts to pressure private entities.

Reports suggest the former president could be charged with such crimes as conspiracy, obstruction and deprivation of rights for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

A sprawling Justice Department probe into the former president and his allies could result in several criminal charges against him, Alex Woodward reports

It's a fine line between dress-up and impersonation. But forgery is a little less murky.

(Editor’s note: This article is part of a joint symposium hosted by Just Security and Articles of War. The symposium addresses topics discussed at a workshop held at The George Washington University …

"Some who will almost certainly face charges were participants in a plot to use fraudulent electoral votes to stop the lawful transfer of power."

Tiffany Chang is a lawyer turned journalist. For nearly seven years, Tiffany honed her trial skills as a state prosecutor in Hawaii. Now, as an audio producer, she draws on her experience interviewing hundreds of witnesses and crafting opening and closing arguments in dozens of cases to create compelling audio narratives. She is a co-producer and editor for the Just Security podcast, as well as a co-author of an upcoming e-book being published through NYU documenting journalism as it changes. Ti...

Michelle Eigenheer is a freelance journalist who has covered business, culture, labor, agriculture, infrastructure and more for publications including Business Insider, Marie Claire, VICE, Salon, Southerly Magazine, Louisville Magazine and more. As an audio producer, Michelle is part of a 4-person investigative reporting team creating a longform narrative podcast that explores restorative justice through the lens of a 1991 felony murder case and its aftermath. She is a co-producer and editor for...

WASHINGTON—Former Republican Oval Office occupant Donald Trump should be prosecuted for inciting, aiding, and abetting an insurrection against his own government, a panel of seven expert former prosecutors and defense lawyers says.

ASF, as regulars call the gathering, usually features a handful of must-see speakers. But this iteration is particularly full of natsec A-listers.