McClellan book confirms Center's 'Iraq: The War Card' report

By Caitlin Ginley

In a new memoir, former White House press secretary Scott McClellan became the first Bush administration official to confirm the orchestrate

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Bibliography

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Key false statements

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False premise for going to war

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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

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WMD nonproliferation needs more attention

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

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A human rights issue

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A look inside the Center's reporting process for Iraq: The War Card

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False premise for going to war

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U.S. military admits major war mistakes

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U.S. embassy in Baghdad needs transition plan for staffing, vehicles

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Evaluating Congress

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WMD nonproliferation needs more attention

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Inadequate efforts to prevent proliferation of WMD presents serious security risk

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

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Hospitals failing to secure dirty bomb materials

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U.S. may not reach 2013 deadline for securing nuclear materials

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Lone wolves and home-grown terrorists: Experts warn of a growing threat from unusual sources

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Lone wolves and home-grown terrorists: Experts warn of a growing threat from unusual sources

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In guarding against terrorism, extremists can’t be overlooked

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WMD nonproliferation needs more attention

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GAO says Congress is in the dark about anti-terrorism efforts across government

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Hospitals failing to secure dirty bomb materials

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

By R. Jeffrey Smith

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

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New GOP target at EPA: Graduate student interns who are tools of Obama’s 'radical policies'

By Alexandra Duszak

Foreign oil dependence has grown

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Ohio freight train derails, causing fiery blast

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

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Squabbling in Washington intensifies as a former nuclear force commander urges 80% reduction in the arsenal.

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WMD nonproliferation needs more attention

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U.S. may not reach 2013 deadline for securing nuclear materials

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Hospitals failing to secure dirty bomb materials

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U.S. arms control official: Test ban treaty faces 'uphill' fight in Senate

By Zach Toombs

Hospitals failing to secure dirty bomb materials

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Hospitals are failing to secure potential dirty bomb materials, says GAO

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How an 82-year-old exposed security lapses at nuclear facilities

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Nuclear testers can run but not hide

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The politics of energy: Nuclear power

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Nuclear miscalculation: Why regulators miss power plant threats from quakes and storms

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U.S. seeks to outsource handling of Syrian chemical weapons

By R. Jeffrey Smith

The U.S. wants Jordan and Turkey to take the lead safeguarding Syrian chemical weapons.

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Delay in opening U.S. embassy in Iraq

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Who has Syria's chemical weapons?

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U.S. official says government wasted $6-8 billion in Iraq reconstruction

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Millions of dollars in U.S. aid wasted in Afghanistan

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Obama administration embraces major new nuclear weapons cut

By R. Jeffrey Smith

Officials back a new targeting plan and a one-third reduction in the U.S. arsenal.

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Nukes likely to decline in Obama’s second term

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Possible nuclear weapons cuts worry Republican lawmakers

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U.S. nuclear targeting unaltered since 2008

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Air Force failure to maintain nuclear weapons accountability

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Excerpts from this story referencing "Nuclear disarmament":

"… ed States and Russia had a special obligation to undertake deeper cuts. “Nuclear disarmament is off-track,” he said. “Delay comes with a high price tag. The longer …"