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Sidney Blumenthal on the origins of the Republican Party, the fallout from Clinton’s emails, and his new biography of Abraham Lincoln
Joseph Hickman discusses his new book, The Burn Pits, which tells the story of thousands of U.S. soldiers who, after returning from Iraq and Afghanistan, have developed rare cancers and respiratory diseases.
In five easy lessons
Nathaniel Raymond on CIA interrogation techniques.
Mark Denbeaux on the NCIS cover-up of three “suicides” at Guantánamo Bay Detention Camp
On CIA secrecy, torture, and war-making powers
An expert panel concludes that the Pentagon and the CIA ordered physicians to violate the Hippocratic Oath
How will the Obama Administration handle Edward Snowden’s case in the long term?
Is it possible to simply disband the partisan FISA court?
What the United States can learn from the East German surveillance experience
Why has a secret court been permitted to place America at the center of a new global panopticon?
Will the NSA’s surveillance program threaten the Atlantic Alliance?
A new report from Seton Hall University exposes government surveillance of attorney-client conversations
Rashid Khalidi on how the United States sustains the failure of the Israel-Palestine peace process
Alex Gibney on his documentary investigating the Roman Catholic Church's handling of child sex-abuse cases
Congress prepares to slap down prosecutors linked to the suicide of Aaron Swartz
A leading cyberactivist commits suicide at twenty-six. Was he hounded to death by federal prosecutors?
By sending a decorated intelligence officer to prison, the Justice Department shields torturers in the ranks of the CIA
An inspector general's report finds, again, that the Department of Justice is strangling the pardons process
A European human rights court hands down the first binding decision against Bush-era rendition techniques
Tina Rosenberg on the British spy novelist who hoodwinked Hitler