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Daniel Byman
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Foreign Policy Editor, Lawfare
Washington
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By Daniel Byman, Riley McCabe| lawfaremedia.org@ The arson attack on Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s residence on April 13 highlights the growing risk of partisan terrorism in the United States. The arson attack, and other attacks in recent years targeting then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, and other prominent figures show how politicians are at high risk of assassination. The political consequences of these kinds of incidents are profound.
By Daniel Byman, Stewart Baker| lawfaremedia.org@ The past decade has almost completely overturned a generation of American consensus on the value of free markets and free trade. Both the Democratic and Republican parties have abandoned neoliberal economics in favor of trade protection and subsidies for strategic U.S. industries. This abrupt change of direction has a single cause: China, which used and subsidies to fuel a sharp rise in its economic and military power.
By Daniel Byman, Riley McCabe| lawfaremedia.org@ The arson attack on Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s residence on April 13 highlights the growing risk of partisan terrorism in the United States. The arson attack, and other attacks in recent years targeting then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, and other prominent figures show how politicians are at high risk of assassination. The political consequences of these kinds of incidents are profound.
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Lawfare
The Lawfare Institute is a non-profit multimedia publication and research organization that focuses on legal and policy issues in national security. Founded in 2010 by legal scholars and practitioners, it aims to provide non-partisan analysis of complex challenges related to counterterrorism, cybersecurity, presidential power, and foreign interference in domestic politics. The Institute operates through its flagship platform, Lawfare, which features a variety of publications, including articles and research papers authored by experts in the field. It also produces podcasts that discuss current legal and security issues and hosts events such as debates and panels in collaboration with academic and policy institutions. The Lawfare Institute maintains a comprehensive repository of legal documents and analyses, supporting a broad audience that includes legal professionals, policy analysts, academics, and journalists.
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Founded: 2010