UPDATED: Top Authors, and Editor, in NYT Book Review Ethics Dispute
What's unusual about Mark Danner's letter to the Times concerning the review of his current book is that the Times publishes it this coming Sunday at full 1400-word length.
What's unusual about Mark Danner's letter to the Times concerning the review of his current book is that the Times publishes it this coming Sunday at full 1400-word length.
Thomas de Zengotita | Posted 06.05.2009 | Politics
I have always wanted a day of reckoning for Bush officials who were behind the torture policy, of course, but I've been a bit squishy about it. Until now.
Anne-Marie Cusac | Posted 05.29.2009 | World
What astonished me was not the Abu Ghraib torture, but the public's shock and dismay. How could people be so surprised when so many of the same practices had already happened here?
ProPublica | Posted 05.10.2009 | Politics
The list of unknowns is long. How, why and when the CIA brought SERE-affiliated psychologists and psychiatrists into the interrogation strategy of detainees remains a mystery.
Ari Melber | Posted 07.25.2008 | Media
By relying too heavily on government sources from one party, most pre-Iraq war coverage misstated the threat and drastically underplayed opposition to the war among experts, political elites, and the general public.
Greg Mitchell | Posted 11.07.2009 | Media