UNREDACTED: The National Security Archive Blog

Category: Documents

Includes “Document Friday” posts as well as other posts that focus on government documents

Transcripts of intercepted cell phones open new lines of investigation in Ayotzinapa case

April 16, 2018
CIA Caught Between Operational Security and Analytical Quality In 1953 Iran Coup Planning

March 19, 2018
FOIA: A Colossus Under Assault

March 7, 2018
Nixon, Thieu, and the Bomb: CIA Report Sheds Light on Richard Nixon’s Madman Diplomacy

February 20, 2018
Behind the House Intelligence Committee’s Ability to Release “The Memo”

February 2, 2018
Fermi, Reagan, and Trump

January 16, 2018
Defense Officials Seek Unprecedented Control over Historical Reports on Nuclear Weapons Stockpile

January 5, 2018
The U.S. Has Way Too Many Secrets

December 11, 2017
“Bolsheviki appear to have control of everything here” moving “faster and faster towards – what?” US Diplomats’ and John Reed’s accounts of the 1917 Russian Revolution

December 4, 2017
Unearthing Soviet Secrets in Ukraine’s Archives

November 13, 2017
What Would Cheney Advise Trump on North Korea?

November 8, 2017
FOIA Details Pruitt’s Deep Industry Ties, Costly Security Detail: FRINFORMSUM 10/5/2017

October 5, 2017
The Fifty-Year Rule: Its Use and Misuse

August 15, 2017
Additional Documents to The Atomic Bomb and the End of World War II

August 7, 2017
New Documents about 1953 Iran Coup Enliven Regime Change Debate

July 17, 2017
$350,000 FOIA Settlement to National Security Archive Spurred CIA IG Investigation

July 13, 2017
Will Public Finally Gain Access to Congressional Research Service Reports? FRINFORMSUM 6/29/2017

June 29, 2017
What Did the FBI Learn about Homegrown Violent Extremists from a 2012 Survey?

June 27, 2017
New Digital National Security Archive Set Publishes Thousands of Declassified Iraq War Docs

June 21, 2017
Journalists Are Dying in Mexico

June 15, 2017