Why Should Bergdahl Suffer More Than Generals Who Did Far Worse?
There is scarce punishment, and lots of rewards, for generals who preside over disasters. Low-level soldiers aren't so fortunate.
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In Fight Against “Extremists,” the Enemy Proves Elusive
The White House has a summit on fighting “extremists,” but it's not clear who, exactly, those extremists are.
House of Cards: Tom Ridge’s Code Rich
Seven Things You Didn’t Know the U.S. and Its Allies Did to Iran
A proposed nuclear deal is the first time in 35 years that U.S.-Iranian relations aren't being driven by fear.
Encrypting Your Laptop Like You Mean It
If you want to encrypt your hard disk, you should know the basics of what disk encryption protects, what it doesn't protect, and how to avoid common mistakes.
Top Lobbyist: 2016 To Be "Bumper Year" Thanks to Clinton Campaign
How to Leak to The Intercept
What <em>not</em> to do, what to worry about, and how to contact us without leaving a digital trail back to your real-world identity. Because PGP alone is not enough.
Five Disturbing Things You Didn't Know About Forensic "Science"
The FBI’s review of flawed hair analysis — its largest-ever post-conviction evaluation of questionable forensic evidence — is just the tip of the iceberg.
Tony Blair Is Terrible at Promoting Human Rights, Great at Enriching Himself
How Jeffrey Sterling Took on the CIA — and Lost Everything
A black CIA officer, Sterling filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the agency, spoke to Congress as a whistleblower — and was convicted of violating the Espionage Act and sent to prison.