Torture
4/16/2013 1:32 PM ET
A "nonpartisan, independent review" by the Constitution Project aims to prove that the United States tortured detainees in the war on terror after 9/11, and the Times' Scott Shane gives them a ...
12/13/2012 1:56 PM ET
New York Times intelligence reporter Scott Shane made the
front page with a quasi-review of "Zero Dark Thirty," the
critically acclaimed new release about the bin Laden raid that suggests ...
12/6/2012 5:54 PM ET
During a segment on Thursday's NBC Today on the upcoming film about the hunt for Osama Bin Laden, Zero Dark Thirty,
co-host Matt Lauer wondered if scenes depicting "brutal interrogations"
of ...
9/30/2011 3:17 PM ET
The three network morning shows on Friday all highlighted the United States' success in killing terrorist Anwar al Awlaki. However, although these same programs were sensitive to the slightest ...
5/5/2011 4:06 PM ET
From Thursday's NYT lead editorial: "One reaction, however, was both cynical and disturbing: crowing by the apologists and practitioners of torture that Bin Laden's death vindicated their immoral ...
5/5/2011 4:05 PM ET
From Thursday's NYT lead editorial: "One reaction, however, was both cynical and disturbing: crowing by the apologists and practitioners of torture that Bin Laden's death vindicated their immoral ...
5/5/2011 1:49 PM ET
Thursday's lead editorial: "The killing of Osama bin Laden provoked a host of reactions from Americans: celebration, triumph, relief, closure and renewed grief. One reaction, however, was both ...
5/4/2011 1:28 PM ET
The Times' overconfident analysis of the available information serves to protect its ideological left flank, ignoring C.I.A. director Leon Panetta's admission that enhanced interrogation, ...
3/20/2010 11:39 AM ET
In France, filmmakers took "reality shows" to a new extreme, making contestants think they were electrocuting a man for giving incorrect answers.
10/14/2009 3:22 PM ET
Cheney-obsessed columnist Maureen Dowd predicts Liz Cheney's website will "have all kinds of fun reading, like memos by Bush lawyers on enhanced interrogation. (Or, as it's more commonly known ...
