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The field-report releases are often confused with one another. Here is what each set covered, what they showed, and why the second was hand…

Nearly four hundred thousand field reports from the Iraq war, published in October 2010. What they contained, and the one finding that coul…

One video in April 2010 was the start of a year that produced hundreds of thousands of documents and changed how several governments handle…

The release did not invent online activism, but it demonstrated something new: that a handful of people with a server could put a governmen…

The question in the title is the wrong one, and the reason it is wrong explains most of what went strange about this case.

He was the soldier who opened the van and found two wounded children inside. What he did next, and what it cost him, is one of the few firs…

Iraq was the deadliest war for reporters ever recorded, and most of the dead were local staff. What that meant in practice, and what it sti…

He survived the first burst of gunfire. For several minutes he was alive at the kerb, and the footage of those minutes is the hardest part …

What actually changed inside the US military after the video became public, what changed outside it, and how much of the reform people assu…

A careful reading of what the footage does and does not show, phase by phase, and where the honest disagreements actually sit.