UNREDACTED: The National Security Archive Blog

Category: News

Assassinating Our Way to a Better Taliban?

February 13, 2012
The CIA’s Covert Operation Against Declassification Review and Obama’s Open Government

February 10, 2012
The Spy Who Told On Me

February 2, 2012
“Declassification-As-Usual” Mindset Responsible for the National Declassification Center’s Languid Pace

February 1, 2012
Kim Jong-Il: The “Great Successor”

December 19, 2011
Brazil Takes Steps on Truth, Human Rights, and the Right to Know

November 22, 2011
The Department of Justice’s Quest to Weaken FOIA Still Going Strong

November 14, 2011
Senator Grassley Demands Answers from the Justice Department for Claiming that it can Lie to FOIA Requesters

November 2, 2011
Happy 10th Birthday, USA PATRIOT Act.

October 26, 2011
Why Agencies Should Not be Allowed to Lie About FOIA Requests

October 25, 2011
John Moss’s Decade-Long Fight For FOIA, as Chronicled in “People’s Warrior” by Michael Lemov

October 1, 2011
The Open Government Partnership: Where We Are Now and Possible Next Steps

September 30, 2011
Document Friday: What a CIA Nondisclosure Agreement Looks Like

September 23, 2011
DOD Changes its FOIA Policy on bin Laden Documents

August 25, 2011
Big Victory for Plaintiffs in Chiquita Paramilitary Suit

June 3, 2011
Salvadoran Military Official Accused of Ordering Jesuit Massacre, Dies at 64

May 5, 2011
CIA Releases 1917 Invisible Ink Recipe Due to MDR Request, Not Kindness of Heart

April 20, 2011
The “Cost of Doing Business in Colombia”

April 7, 2011
Dos Erres Massacre: The Case Deepens

April 5, 2011
The Rubber Hasn’t Met the Road. Response to the Department of Transportation’s Letter to the Washington Post.

March 23, 2011