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The Media Just Can’t Help Turning Iran Fighter Jet Rescue Into “Black Hawk Down”
Everyone reported the exact same story at the exact same time — and they all relied on the same liars who got us into this mess.
Katherine Krueger
Katherine Krueger is The Intercept’s commissioning editor for Voices. She is also a contributing editor at Current Affairs, a co-founder of Discourse Blog, and writes for The Nation. Previously, she was the managing editor of Splinter and an editor at ELLE and Fusion, among others. She is based in Brooklyn but originally from Wisconsin.
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