* Trump claims that the new arch he’s been planning is necessary for national security now that he knows courts are dumb enough to rubberstamp that. [NY Times]

* Law schools continue to struggle with AI. How much do professors hate in-person exams that they’re still making this a weekly headline? [Reuters]

* David Boies proposes a patent-inspired twist on copyright fair use to allow AI training, but without stripping authors of compensation. [Bloomberg Law News]

* First Circuit strikes down third country removal policy where Trump sent migrants to countries where they had no connections. [American Prospect]

* News outlets sue over new White House ban. [NPR]

* “Does copyright cover brainrot?” Today in: Questions We Ask In A Civilization In Decline. [Law360]

* ICE shoots man delivering food. [NBC News]

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