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U.S. may be providing nuclear assistance to nations with terror links

By Laurel Adams

The United States provides $20 million a year to help finance the International Atomic Energy Agency, which promotes peaceful use of nuclear

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U.S. nuclear aid may be going to countries like Iran and Syria

By Laurel Adams

On our radar screen: Controversial summitry, wasted Afghanistan aid, and Iranian explosives chambers

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Nuclear testers can run but not hide

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Hospitals failing to secure dirty bomb materials

By Aaron Mehta

Excerpts from this story referencing "nuclear technology":

"… rgy. But some IAEA funds have gone to countries that could potentially use nuclear technology for weapons, Congress' watchdog warns.Neither the State Department nor IAE …"

Interpol reacts to ICIJ story

By ICIJ

Interpol's press secretary reacts to ICIJ's findings, and reporter Libby Lewis responds.

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Interpol's Red Notices used by some to pursue political dissenters, opponents

By Libby Lewis

SOLUTIONS: Interpol Needs a Big Dose of Transparency

By Ilya Katsnelson

‘Baby steps’ for federal e-rulemaking process

By Jeremy Borden

House votes to hold attorney general in contempt

By The Associated Press

A citizen’s guide to understanding U.S. foreign military aid

By The Int'l Consortium of Investigative Journalists

Terms and definitions used for ICIJ's 'Collateral Damage' reporting

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A casualty in the war on terror

By Nathaniel Heller

Collateral damage

By Nathaniel Heller, Tom Stites and Ben Welsh

Commentary: The dangers of disinformation in the war on terrorism

By Maud S. Beelman

Pentagon office’s misleading intelligence

By The Center for Public Integrity

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Pentagon office’s misleading intelligence

By The Center for Public Integrity

Department of Defense used information not supported by other intelligence groups to justify war in Iraq

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FACT CHECK: New TV ad uses out-of-context quotes from U.S. military leaders

By FactCheck.Org and Eugene Kiely

Key false statements

By The Center for Public Integrity

Evaluating Congress

By Aaron Mehta

False premise for going to war

By The Center for Public Integrity

Iranian help suspected in secret Libyan chemical weapons arsenal

By R. Jeffrey Smith, Joby Warrick and Colum Lynch

U.S. intelligence agencies investigating Iranian involvement with newly-discovered stash of chemical weapons in Libya

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Obama administration embraces major new nuclear weapons cut

By R. Jeffrey Smith

A move to cut dependence on bomb grade uranium in medical isotopes

By Global Security Newswire

EPA unaware of industry ties on cancer review panel

By David Heath and Ronnie Greene

BP engulfed in lawsuit over 40-day Texas flare

By Kristen Lombardi

Possible nuclear weapons cuts worry Republican lawmakers

By Aaron Mehta and R. Jeffrey Smith

Future arms agreements threaten profitable line of work for defense contracting giants

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Obama administration embraces major new nuclear weapons cut

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Obama proposes shifting funds from nuclear nonproliferation to nuclear weapons

By R. Jeffrey Smith and Douglas Birch

Nukes likely to decline in Obama’s second term

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Are nuclear weapons contractors’ millions in campaign contributions buying favors?

By R. Jeffrey Smith

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About the 'Mystery in the Fields' project

By Ronnie Greene

About the Project: Mystery in the Fields

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Election ’08: Disclosure

By Sarah Laskow

The weekly watchdog: Aug. 29 - Sept. 2

By Bill Buzenberg

The field marshal

By Alain Lallemand

Finnish finance minister calls state-owned postal company’s links to tax havens 'repulsive'

By ICIJ

Secrecy for Sale: Front men disguise the offshore game's real players

By David Leigh, Harold Frayman and James Ball

Inside the global offshore money maze.

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Inside the global offshore money maze

By Gerard Ryle, Marina Walker Guevara, Michael Hudson, Duncan Campbell, Stefan Candea and Nicky Hager

U.S. companies hiding revenue offshore

By The Center for Public Integrity

Inside the shell: Drugs, arms and tax scams

By Gerard Ryle

Bankers, consumer groups clash over IRS plan to crack down on foreign tax cheats

By Michael Hudson

Nukes likely to decline in Obama’s second term

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Talk of an informal agreement with Russia becomes public now that the election is past.

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Obama administration embraces major new nuclear weapons cut

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Possible nuclear weapons cuts worry Republican lawmakers

By Aaron Mehta and R. Jeffrey Smith

Obama proposes shifting funds from nuclear nonproliferation to nuclear weapons

By R. Jeffrey Smith and Douglas Birch

Air Force failure to maintain nuclear weapons accountability

By The Center for Public Integrity

Pro-Hillary Clinton super PAC created

By Michael Beckel

Staunch supporters of secretary of state launch new political committee.

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Hillary Clinton's presidential committee officially history

By Dave Levinthal

A listening tour? It worked for Hillary

By Julie Vorman

Hillary Clinton card, gun violence petition help Democrats build data dossier

By Dave Levinthal

Here are the groups targeted by 'no-soft-money' pledge in New York race

By Marianne Holt and Kathryn Wallace

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