Four and a half years ago, after reading the Robert Novak column that outed Valerie Plame Wilson as a CIA operative specializing in counter-proliferation wo…
On Thursday, former Judge Radhi al-Radhi, Iraq’s top anticorruption official until he was recently forced out by the government of Prime Minister Nouri al-M…
As I listened to Magic, the new (and maybe last?) album from Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, I thought of a buddy and a movie.
A few…
Corruption in the Iraqi government–it’s classified information. So says the State Department.
In preparation for a September 27 hearing on corrupti…
Three days ago, I called the State Department with a question: what is the Bush administration doing to help Radhi al-Radhi? The answer appears to be this: …
In the aftermath of General David Petraeus’ stay-the-course presentation to Congress and as George W. Bush prepared yet another major speech-to-the-nation o…
Did General David Petraeus today suggest that the war in Iraq may not make the United States safer?
During his second day of appearances on Capitol …
With Congress and the White House engaging in yet another round of debate on the Iraq War, a former Iraqi judge who was–and who still may be–the chief ant…
As Congress prepares to receive reports on Iraq from General David Petraeus and U.S. Ambassador Ryan Crocker and readies for a debate on George W. Bush’s la…
Is Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, who today announced his resignation, a man of his word? Consider his comments of recent months.
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David Corn