My first look at Anthropic’s research preview desktop tool, including a test that helped me understand exactly where the value lies — and where it doesn’t. Starting With a Small, Well-Defined Test ...

Founded in 1990s, Swerve is Duke University’s womxn’s ultimate frisbee team that competes in Division I. Made up of a healthy mix of undergrads, grad students, rookies, veterans, and puppies, veterans ...

In one of the most striking passages of the Inferno, Francesca da Rimini recounts her tragic love story to Dante. Francesca describes how she and her lover, Paolo, read the tale of Lancelot and ...

Because of COVID-19, Duke Law is not operating any of its normal sites and is instead partnering with Reinvestment Partners. Reinvestment Partners is located at 110 E. Geer St. in Durham. The office ...

The Norwegian Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), often called the Norwegian oil fund, represents one of the most carefully designed and transparent examples of sovereign wealth management in the ...

Today’s post is by my friend Professor Geoff Corn, who many Lawfire ® readers will recognize as one of the nation’s foremost law of armed conflict authorities. As is so often the case, he has written ...

Astronauts are now preparing to be the first humans to leave “low-Earth orbit since the end of the Apollo moon landings more than 50 years ago.” The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA ...

Made of exquisite techniques and materials, fengguan and xiapei are the indication of one’s high social status. It was the designated clothing for wives of high officials (mingfu 命婦), and can also be ...

Today’s post is about an extremely important topic for warfighters and their legal advisors: the development of the international law as it relates to cyber operations. One of the most influential ...

Following the sinking of the IRIS Dena, some critics claimed the attack on the Iranian warship was illegal. That struck me as plainly wrong, but I decided to consult one of the most respected experts ...

Drones have been the center of much discussion among security experts, and there are lots of ideas as to how to address them. Today we have a very thoughtful essay by Lt Col (Dr.) Paul Lushenko and ...

Many today might be curious why more Confederates weren’t charged, let alone tried, for treason. The discussion of treason relative to Confederate soldiers is one that found its way back to Congress ...