
Fishing for Secrets in the Nord Stream Abyss
A Swedish engineer set out to prove that Seymour Hersh’s narrative about the Nord Stream bombing was correct. What he found was very different.
A Swedish engineer set out to prove that Seymour Hersh’s narrative about the Nord Stream bombing was correct. What he found was very different.
All the President’s Crimes
New York's case against Trump would be a mere footnote of history if the U.S. actually believed in holding presidents and other top officials accountable.
Moscow claims Germany, Denmark, and Sweden are engaged in a U.S.-backed cover-up, as the war to control the narrative — and the evidence — intensifies.
None of the emerging narratives surrounding the Nord Stream pipeline bombing really contradicts Seymour Hersh's central allegation that Biden authorized the operation.
At this dangerous moment, with threats of nuclear conflict looming, we need a vigorous debate about U.S. policy toward Russia and Ukraine.
The failure to prosecute American officials and other powerful nations for war crimes has created a jurisdictional mess.
The snowballing investigations into Trump, Biden, Pence, and others over their mishandling of classified documents present us with a unique opportunity.
The ceaseless political scandals over classified documents point to deeper systemic problems with Washington’s obsession with secrecy.
As a senator, Joe Biden helped kill President Jimmy Carter's CIA director nominee because he allegedly mishandled classified materials.
Despite his campaign pledges, the president has continued to back Saudi Arabia and its murderous de facto ruler.