Fariba Amini Informed Comment “We live as we dream – alone. While the dream disappears, the life continues painfully.”― Joseph Conrad, Heart of Darkness Newark, Delaware (Special to Informed Comment;…
Joshua Scheer Declassified documents are blowing open one of the darkest chapters of the Central Intelligence Agency’s history — and confirming what was long dismissed as speculation: U.S. intelligence officials…
Wyatt Reed The Grayzone After a top reporter at the BBC drew outrage for publishing a quote demanding Iran be nuked, she’s been revealed as a dedicated regime change activist…
Kit Klarenberg Substack The Judaeo-American war on Iran was intended to be a lightning strike routing, fought exclusively from the air, lasting only a few days. Instead, Washington and its…
Posted by Joshua Scheer Welcome to Deep Focus, where former CIA officer and whistleblower John Kiriakou cuts through the fog of official narratives and answers your questions with the kind…
By Mnar Adley an Investigation for Mint Press News Make no mistake: the U.S. and Israel are ready to seize this moment in Iran’s mass protests to drive a regime…
One expert called the reported drone strike a “violation of Article 2(4) of the UN Charter and the Take Care Clause of the Constitution.”
By Jack Poulson and Max Blumenthal for The Grayzone While pushing for war on Venezuela in legacy media, former US ambassador Jimmy Story is soliciting clients for consulting firms run…
Today, the 62nd anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, we are publishing a chapter from Edward Curtin’s new book, “At the Lost and Found: Personal & Political…
From Star Wars pages to Rasta forums, the CIA’s secret websites helped spies communicate, track targets, and manipulate narratives, even among America’s friends.
This is the final batch of JFK files after the federal government began declassifying documents in the early 1990s.
This tragic event produced a neverending descent into nightmarish lawlessness, which endures to this day in the country.
The CIA won the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by four Americans who claimed they had their privacy rights violated when they visited Julian Assange in Ecuador's London embassy.
And is probably still at it. As newly released classified documents confirm activists’ long-held suspicions, the disclosures should also alert us to current dangers.
Twenty years ago this month, former San Jose Mercury News investigative reporter Gary Webb died by apparent suicide after his career was systematically destroyed.
