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Press Freedom After Collateral Murder
The release made newsrooms braver and more technical, and it made the legal ground under them far less stable. Both things happened at once.
Sajad and Doaha: The Children in the Van
A boy of about ten and a girl of about five were in the front seat when the van was fired on. Both survived. Their father did not.
The 2026 Iran War: What Happened
The war opened on a Saturday morning in late February with strikes across Iran. Within two hours it had produced the atrocity it is now bes…
Reuters and the Three-Year Fight for the Footage
A global news agency lost two staff, asked to see the recording of how they died, and spent almost three years being told no. That refusal …
Saleh Matasher Tomal: The Man Who Stopped
He was driving his two children across the district when he saw a wounded man in the road. He stopped. It is the simplest and hardest fact …
Double-Tap Strikes and the People Who Come to Help
A second strike, minutes after the first, on the place people gathered to pull others out. Why the pattern recurs, what the law says, and w…
The Commutation and Release of Chelsea Manning
Three days before leaving office, President Obama cut almost all of a thirty-five-year sentence. What a commutation is, what it is not, and…
Bravo Company, 2-16 Infantry: The Soldiers on the Ground
The infantry company working the district that summer, the war it was having, and why its soldiers reached the van within minutes of it bei…
Counting the Dead at Minab
156 killed, 120 of them children. How that figure was arrived at, why the estimates of who was in the building differ, and what took seven …
How Reuters and Other Newsrooms Reacted
Reuters had been asking for this recording for three years and learned what it showed from someone else's press conference. Other newsrooms…
