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The Abu Ghraib supplementary documents

By Alexander Cohen

WASHINGTON, October 31, 2004 — Classified documents, obtained and posted by the Center for Public Integrity, reveal the extent to which prob

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The Abu Ghraib supplementary documents

By Alexander Cohen

Abu Ghraib prison scandal

By The Center for Public Integrity

Top 10 failures of the Bush administration

By Andrew Green

Abu Ghraib prison scandal

By The Center for Public Integrity

The Abu Ghraib supplementary documents

By Alexander Cohen

WASHINGTON, October 8, 2004 — The military's mission at Abu Ghraib was inadequately planned almost from conception. It was subordinated to p

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The Abu Ghraib supplementary documents

By Alexander Cohen

Abu Ghraib prison scandal

By The Center for Public Integrity

Too close to the edge on torture

By The Center for Public Integrity

U.S. treatment of detainees deplored

By Michael Bilton

Watching the terror trails

LONDON, June 12, 2002 — If you heard anything, you would think it was a mosquito hovering, hunting for fresh prey. But in the dark night ski

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Drones not used effectively on U.S. borders

By Aaron Mehta

A Spy Inc. no stranger to controversy

'Top Gun' of travel

By Steve Henn and Robert Brodsky

Fighting crime with computers in Minnesota

By G.W. Schulz

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Commentary: The dangers of disinformation in the war on terrorism

By Maud S. Beelman

WASHINGTON, February 2, 2002 — "In wartime," Winston Churchill once said, "truth is so precious that she should always be attended by a body

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Collateral damage

By Nathaniel Heller, Tom Stites and Ben Welsh

'Tell them nothing till it's over and then tell them who won'

By Philip Knightley

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

By The Int'l Consortium of Investigative Journalists

A casualty in the war on terror

By Nathaniel Heller

Africa's 'merchant of death' sold arms to the Taliban

By Phillip van Niekerk and André Verlöy

WASHINGTON, January 31, 2002 — Victor Bout, the Russian arms trafficker whose clandestine sales of weapons of war to some of the bloodiest r

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Victor Bout denies involvement in arms traffic

By André Verlöy

ANALYSIS: Pakistani Intelligence Links to Islamic Extremists Run Deep

By Malik Siraj Akbar

After bin Laden, militants closer to Pakistan nukes

By Malik Siraj Akbar

Afghanistan: Heart of darkness

By Ahmed Rashid

In ’93, biological defense program was misguided, poorly managed

By Seth Shulman

WASHINGTON, October 29, 2001 — A study by the Center for Public Integrity in 1993 concluded that the United States was ill-served by the nat

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U.S. biological weapons lab locked down, 50 miles from Pentagon

By Peter Eisner

Iranian help suspected in secret Libyan chemical weapons arsenal

By R. Jeffrey Smith, Joby Warrick and Colum Lynch

How medical technology is changing who we are

By Bob Carty

A human rights issue

By M. Asif Ismail

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U.S. biological weapons lab locked down, 50 miles from Pentagon

By Peter Eisner

WASHINGTON, September 12, 2001 — Fort Detrick conducts research to defend the United States against some of the most deadly biological agent

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In ’93, biological defense program was misguided, poorly managed

By Seth Shulman

WMD nonproliferation needs more attention

By The Center for Public Integrity

Former U.S. nuclear commander startles with proposal to cut weapons arsenal by 80%

By R. Jeffrey Smith

A human rights issue

By M. Asif Ismail

Pentagon trained troops led by officer accused in Colombian massacre

WASHINGTON, D.C. March 30, 2000 — Pentagon officials, under pressure to investigate alleged links between elite U.S. military trainers and C

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The risks of U.S. aid

By Ignacio Gómez G.

Anti-terrorism funds enlisted in war on drugs

By Ignacio Gómez G. and Gerardo Reyes

Mapiripan: A shortcut to hell

By María Cristina Caballero

"I am the moderated wing of the self-defenses" — Carlos Castaño

By María Cristina Caballero

'Tell them nothing till it's over and then tell them who won'

By Philip Knightley

LONDON, October 31, 2001 — There is an irreconcilable conflict in the way war is reported, highlighted once again by the allied attack on Af

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The ledger sheet after a decade of war in Afghanistan

By Aaron Mehta

Cost of pursuing bin Laden? Half a trillion and climbing

By John Aloysius Farrell and Aaron Mehta

Afghanistan: Heart of darkness

By Ahmed Rashid

ANALYSIS: Pakistani Intelligence Links to Islamic Extremists Run Deep

By Malik Siraj Akbar

The disinformation campaign

By Philip Knightley

WASHINGTON, October 14, 2001 — The way wars are reported in the western media follows a depressingly predictable pattern: stage one, the cri

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Journalism with teeth

By Philip Knightley

Commentary: The dangers of disinformation in the war on terrorism

By Maud S. Beelman

A timeline of who won and who lost in the decade since the worst terror attacks on U.S. soil

By Sandy Johnson

The ledger sheet after a decade of war in Afghanistan

By Aaron Mehta

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