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Pentagon says WikiLeaks war logs don’t harm national security
Justin Elliott
An early assessment finds no damage from the leaked documents, despite protests from the White House and Lieberman
White House says leaks are alarming
Anne Flaherty, Raphael Satter
Doubts raised about government's ability to protect military secrets. WikiLeaks founder: It's only the beginning
WikiLeaks war logs show unreported plight of contractors
Justin Elliott
The decapitation of an Afghan civilian is one of many previously unreported instances of violence in the documents
Afghans: 52 civilians die in NATO attack
Robert H. Reid
The international coalition disputes the report. Casualties a source of friction within the alliance
The WikiLeaks war logs change everything
Dan Gillmor
Afghanistan diaries mock secrecy and highlight shifts in war, politics, media. Look for a counterattack
New York Times reporters met with White House before publishing WikiLeaks story
Alex Pareene
The administration "praised" New York Times reporters for their handling of leaked Afghan war material
Afghan war logs highlight civilian killings by U.S. forces
Justin Elliott
The leaked government reports, released by Wikileaks, include previously unreported accounts
90,000 U.S. military reports leaked
Kimberly Dozier
WikiLeaks posts records of six years of the Afghanistan war, including civilian deaths and covert ops
The WikiLeaks Afghanistan leak
Glenn Greenwald
What will be the consequences of the greatest government leak since the Pentagon Papers?
Obama’s Netroots video: Progressives, ‘keep up the fight’
Michael R. Blood
Via Netroots presentation, the president encourages supporters, tells liberal critics that "change is hard"
Politico editor stands by comparison of Huffington Post to Breitbart
Justin Elliott
In wake of Sherrod flap, Jim VandeHei argues that Huffington Post is like Breitbart
2 Americans killed in copter crash in Afghanistan
Associated Press
Taliban claims responsibility as NATO begins investigation
GOP suffering from LeBron James syndrome
Gene Lyons
They're acting like they've already scored a big November victory. But they might not
Cameron rebuffs U.S., says no new inquiry on bomber
Ben Feller
BP allegedly tied to release of Lockerbie terrorist Abdel Baset al-Megrahi. Obama is diplomatic, but angry
Steny Hoyer: Then and now
Glenn Greenwald
House majority leader says closing Gitmo is not a priority. In 2007, he said the prison endangers American lives
British ex-spy chief: No link between Iraq and 9/11
David Stringer
Testimony of Eliza Manningham-Buller says Hussein's country posed no threat prior to 2003 invasion
The secret private-sector government
Glenn Greenwald
Part 2 of the Priest/Arkin series documents the unaccountable corporate branch of the National Security State
Cause and effect in the War on Terror
Glenn Greenwald
The former head of Britain's intelligence agency explains that wars in the Muslim world radicalize domestic Muslims
Kabul meeting to lay ground for 2014 deadline
Robert H. Reid
Conference sets date for when U.S. hands over security of provinces to Afghan forces
New Yorkers reject Palin’s blithering bigotry
Joe Conason
She and her pals use the "Ground Zero mosque" to stir anti-Muslim fear. But the world's greatest city says no
Pricetag for post-9/11 wars: $1 trillion
Justin Elliott
Study says Congress has appropriated that amount for Iraq, Afghanistan -- not counting vets benefits
Clinton in Afghanistan to refine goals
Matthew Lee
Secretary of State announces new aid projects worth $500 million, says war opinion is shifting
Pakistan: Suspected U.S missiles kill 2
Rasool Dawar
Strike hits militant-heavy region in the north, believed to target Taliban or Al-Qaida leaders
Blast in Pakistan’s Swat Valley kills 5, wounds 58
Riaz Khan, Sherin Zada
Suicide bombing shows that Islamic militants are still active in northwest region, despite heavy army presence
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