- Why Obama Should Pardon All Whistleblowers and Leakers — Not Just Edward Snowden
- He Was a Hacker for the NSA and He Was Willing to Talk. I Was Willing to Listen.
- What It’s Like to Read the NSA’s Newspaper for Spies
- Obama’s Gift to Trump: A Policy of Cracking Down on Journalists and Their Sources
- What the Guilty Verdict of Radovan Karadzic Tells Us About War Crimes After 9/11
- ’13 Hours’ Splashes Blood Across the Screen and Misses the Real Story of Benghazi
- Homeland Goes Rogue Against the Espionage Act
- Firing Blind: Flawed Intelligence and the Limits of Drone Technology
- How the Makers of ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ Seduced the CIA with Fake Earrings
- The Philosopher of Surveillance
- Benghazi Film by Michael Bay Could Be Next ‘American Sniper’ but Let’s Hope Not
- How Jeffrey Sterling Took On the CIA—and Lost Everything
- Inside NSA, Officials Privately Criticize ‘Collect It All’ Surveillance
- The CIA and the Myths of the Bin Laden Raid
- Obama’s War on Leaks Faces Backlash in Court
- Why Should Bowe Bergdahl Suffer More Than Generals Who Did Far Worse?
- Atrocities Committed by U.S.-Trained Iraqi Forces–Again
- Petraeus Plea Deal Reveals Two-Tier Justice System for Leaks
- Stephen Kim Spoke To A Reporter. Now He’s In Jail. This Is His Story
- Oscars Make History, So Hollywood’s War Stories Need To Be True
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