Counterterrorism

Guantanamo

Guantanamo Prepares For Media Storm At Trial Of KSM, 9/11 Conspirators

Ryan J. Reilly | April 16, 2012, 3:50PM

GUANTANAMO BAY, CUBA -- Pentagon officials preparing for next month's arraignment of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other accused terrorists charged with plotting the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, are expecting about 600 journalists to apply for the 60 spaces available for members of the media at Guantanamo Bay's Camp Justice.

The military has not yet begun accepting credentials requests for the KSM arraignment, which is scheduled to begin on May 5, but one Pentagon public affairs official already received 100 inquires from press.

Last week's pre-trial hearings for Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri, the Saudi Arabian man accused of plotting the 2000 attack on the USS Cole, served as a sort of dry run for Guantanamo's media operation, though the five reporters who attended represented just 1/12th of the 60-person capacity.

Amine El Khalifi

Man Charged In U.S. Capitol Terror Sting Switched Target At Least Five Times

Ryan J. Reilly | February 17, 2012, 5:05PM

The man arrested in an FBI terror sting just as he was allegedly about to attempt what he thought would be a suicide attack on the U.S. Capitol had several other targets in mind before he eventually settled on his final plan, according to federal authorities.

An affidavit from an FBI agent filed in federal court Friday says that Amine El Khalifi planned to explode a bomb at an office building in Alexandria that contained military offices, then wanted to attack a synagogue, then decided to target an Army general, then a government building, then a restaurant next to that building because it was frequented by military officials.

National Defense Authorization Act

Obama Administration Pushes Back On Liberal Criticism Over NDAA's 'Indefinite Detention'

Ryan J. Reilly | January 6, 2012, 9:30AM

President Barack Obama and Senior Adviser David Axelrod

The Obama administration thinks many in the liberal blogosphere are mistaken in their belief that the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) signed by the president on New Year's Eve authorizes the indefinite detention of citizens captured on U.S. soil.

Many progressive and libertarians have argued that the NDAA codifies the president's ability to detain a U.S. citizen captured on American soil until the war on terrorism is declared over. The administration believes that the NDAA doesn't specifically allow for the indefinite detention of American citizens, but concedes that it doesn't specifically ban the practice either.

A senior administration official maintained in an interview with TPM that the NDAA "changes nothing" about the legal question of whether the government could allow for the indefinite detention of U.S. citizens captured in the United States.

FBI

FBI Tries To Reassure Muslims It's Taking Training Material Issue Seriously

Ryan J. Reilly | December 7, 2011, 3:47PM

FBI Agents

FBI representatives met once again with Muslim and Arab-American leaders at Bureau headquarters on Monday to update them on the progress they have made to rid their counterterrorism training programs of anti-Muslim material.

One participant described the meeting, organized by FBI's Community Relations Division, as "lengthy and positive."

Barack Obama

White House Still Threatening Veto Over Terrorists In Military Custody Mandate

Ryan J. Reilly | December 2, 2011, 12:00PM

Administration officials are continuing to express concern that section 1032 of the National Defense Authorization Act passed by the Senate Thursday night will present big problems for counterterrorism officials in their efforts to stop future attacks. The Senate killed an amendment that would have explicitly said U.S. citizens can't be held in custody indefinitely but passed language that said the law on the mater hasn't changed.

The White House confirmed to TPM on Friday morning that their veto threat still stands. They believe that the "unnecessary, untested, and legally controversial" restrictions that would mandate certain terrorist suspects go into military custody would "disrupt the Executive branch's ability to enforce the law and impose unwise and unwarranted restrictions on the U.S. Government's ability to aggressively combat international terrorism."

Rezwan Ferdaus

Judge: It Doesn't Matter If The Remote Controlled Plane Plot Would Have Worked

Ryan J. Reilly | November 28, 2011, 1:32PM

The plot Rezwan Ferdaus allegedly developed to fly remote controlled planes carrying C-4 explosives into the Pentagon and the dome of the Capitol might have been far-fetched, but a federal judge has ruled he's still a danger to the community and agreed to the government's request to detain him.

New York City

Lieberman Wants Google To Let Users Flag 'Terrorist Content' On Blogging Platform

Ryan J. Reilly | November 22, 2011, 3:08PM

Senator Joe Lieberman (I-CT)

When he wasn't smoking pot with the New York Police Department's confidential informant or trying to manually cut off the tip of his penis, "lone wolf" terror suspect Jose Pimentel was running a jihadist website on Google's Blogger platform.

Now Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) wants Google to implement a policy explicitly banning terrorist material on their Blogger servers and set up a YouTube-style "flag" system to bring such material to Google's attention.

TPM obtained a letter sent by Lieberman, chair of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, to Google CEO Larry Page on Tuesday calling for him to make some changes to their policy.

FBI

FBI Was Concerned NYPD's 'Lone Wolf' Case Raised Issues Of Entrapment

Ryan J. Reilly | November 21, 2011, 3:35PM

Jose Pimentel wasn't exactly hiding.

The 27-year-old accused of plotting to attack New York with pipe bombs was operating a website that espoused his beliefs in committing terror against the U.S. and was relatively well known in law enforcement circles.

Federal authorities passed on the case -- with one source telling TPM on Sunday night that the FBI passed several times, and an official telling the Associated Press on Monday that Pimentel "didn't have the predisposition or the ability to do anything on his own." That's leaving observers wondering what exactly the feds didn't like about the case and setting up another squabble in the long-running turf war between the New York Police Department and the FBI.

FBI

FBI Calling In West Point To Help Crackdown On Anti-Muslim Counterterrorism Training

Ryan J. Reilly | November 3, 2011, 2:40PM

In an effort to stomp out anti-Muslim counterterrorism training at the the FBI, the bureau is calling in reinforcements.

Spencer Ackerman reports over at Wired that the FBI is turning to the Army's Combating Terrorism Center at West Point, a request that "represents a frank admission from the FBI that it requires outside help to reform."

The bureau, Ackerman reports, reached out to Bill Braniff, a retired Army captain who directs Practitioner Education at West Point. He "spent much of October in meetings at Bureau Headquarters in Washington D.C. designing what a source familiar with the process describes as 'guidelines for objectionable material' to exclude from agent training." He continues:

In its eight-year history, the CTC has built a reputation as a non-ideological haven for rigorous, data-driven counterterrorism research. It compiled perhaps the most thorough profile ever of the foreign fighters that flocked to Iraq, based on captured military documents. Its monthly newsletter, the CTC Sentinel, is widely read in counterterrorism circles. Not only does CTC teach the Army's cadets at West Point, who will have to distinguish between Muslim civilians and insurgents in warzones, it consults for state and local police -- and the FBI.

An FBI official told TPM that the Army's role in the review is a bit "overstated." In a statement provided by the bureau, the FBI said a "core review team included FBI and non-FBI personnel with academic training in areas of Islamic studies and Arab history" which "established guidelines to provide concrete enterprise-wide guidance on the training of counterterrorism and countering violent extremism topics."

FBI

Documents Show FBI Targeted Communities Based On Race, Ethnicity

Ryan J. Reilly | October 20, 2011, 5:11PM

The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) just released a massive trove of FBI documents indicating that anti-Muslim training materials have spread pretty far and wide within the bureau over the past several years and that analysts have been targeting areas based on racial and ethnic demographics.

It's all part of the ACLU's new "Mapping the FBI" initiative, which "aims to expose misconduct and abuse of authority by the bureau." They say the documents show that the FBI "has been targeting American communities for investigation based on race, ethnicity, national origin and religion" and that analysts "across the country are associating criminal behaviors with certain racial and ethnic groups and then using U.S. census data and other demographic information to map where those communities are located to investigate them."

Bryan Fischer

Conservative Shock Jock Reels Off Islamophobia's Greatest Hits

Ryan J. Reilly | October 8, 2011, 2:37PM

Conservative shock jock Bryan Fischer whipped out his best anti-Muslim rhetoric at the Values Voter Summit on Saturday.

Some highlights:

"Christians and Muslims do not believe in the same God."

"I believe it's important that we have a president who understands that Islam is not a religion of peace, but a religion of war and violence and death."

FBI

The Five Most Bizarre Terror Plots Hatched Under The FBI's Watch

Ryan J. Reilly and Brian Fung | October 3, 2011, 6:00AM

Undercover FBI agents have helped and informants have watched as alleged wanna-be terrorists form some pretty bizarre and improbable terror plots in the years since Sept. 11. But the plot 26-year-old Rezwan Ferdaus allegedly hatched to fly model airplanes loaded with C-4 into the Pentagon and the dome of the Capitol might be the most unlikely yet.

"I'm hard pressed to think of a case that I looked at that I would describe as more outlandish than this one," Trevor Aaronson, who wrote an extensive report for Mother Jones after studying 508 federal terrorism cases over the past decade, told TPM. "As far as sting operations, this has been one of the more outlandish."

Rezwan Ferdaus

Rezwan Ferdaus: The Drummer Accused Of Plotting 'Drone' Attack On D.C.

Ryan J. Reilly | September 29, 2011, 11:10AM

The last time Rezwan Ferdaus, the 26-year-old Massachusetts man accused of plotting to attack the U.S. Capitol and the Pentagon with C-4 loaded model airplanes, had a run-in with the law was when he and two other students poured concrete in front of 10 doors to his high school in 2003.

Ferdaus, nicknamed "Bollywood," was the original drummer of the Goosepimp Orchestra when the band formed in 2004 until he "moved on to become a devout spiritual practitioner," according to the band's website. He also apparently played drums with a punk band named Silk Road, which has songs named "No Pilot" and "Gaza Dozer."

FBI

FBI Arrests Man For Plotting To Attack Capitol, Pentagon With C-4 Loaded Remote Controlled Planes

Ryan J. Reilly | September 28, 2011, 3:30PM

Updated: 5:55PM

Rezwan Ferdaus, a 26-year-old Massachusetts resident was arrested in an FBI sting on Wednesday after allegedly plotting to use large remote controlled model airplanes packed with C-4 plastic explosives to attack the Pentagon and the U.S. Capitol.

Ferdaus allegedly traveled to Washington, D.C. to take photos of his targets in May 2011, all while under FBI surveillance. The Northeastern University graduate allegedly began planning to commit "jihad" against the United States in early 2010 and obtained mobile phones that he modified to act as an electrical switch for an IED.

NYPD

NYC Police Chief: NYPD Could Take Down An Airplane If Necessary

Jillian Rayfield | September 26, 2011, 9:33AM

The NYPD's counterterrorism unit has the means to take down an aircraft "in a very extreme situation," according to New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly.

NYPD

Secret NYPD Program Reportedly Surveilled Americans Based On Ethnicity

Jillian Rayfield | September 22, 2011, 1:33PM

A secret program in the NYPD surveilled and documented the day-to-day lives American citizens in Moroccan communities, the Associated Press reports.

Eric Holder

Holder: Obama Administration Still Working To Close Gitmo Before 2012

Ryan J. Reilly | September 20, 2011, 11:13AM

Perhaps file this one under wishful thinking: Attorney General Eric Holder told the European Parliament on Tuesday that the Obama administration is hoping to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay before the 2012 election.

The Obama administration, Holder said, wants to close the facility "as quickly as possible, recognizing that we will face substantial pressure."

FBI

FBI Analyst: Aim For Islam Like Air Shafts On Jihadists' Death Star (VIDEO)

Ryan J. Reilly | September 20, 2011, 10:55AM

The FBI's William Gawthrop Talks About Islam.

The FBI's William Gawthrop, the analyst-turned-trainer-turned-analyst who was responsible for the "one time only" anti-Muslim counterterrorism training session for 37 agents earlier this year, gave another presentation in June to dozens of law enforcement officials at a public-privately sponsored session in New York City, Spencer Ackerman and Noah Shachtman report for Wired.

At his presentation, in which Gawthrop said he was speaking in his capacity as a private citizen and not as an FBI analyst, he said the U.S. wastes "a lot of analytic effort talking about the type of weapon, the timing, the tactics. All of that is irrelevant ... if you have an Islamic motivation for actions."

PERMALINK | COMMENTS | RECOMMEND RECOMMEND (0)
Topics: Counterterrorism, FBI

FBI

Muslim Groups Press FBI, DOJ On Anti-Islamic Training

Ryan J. Reilly | September 16, 2011, 11:10AM

FBI Director Robert Mueller

Two Muslim groups that have had generally positive relationships with the federal government have separately written the Justice Department and the FBI asking for investigations of anti-Muslim information used in FBI counterterrorism training.

Salam Al-Marayti, president of the Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC), wrote FBI Director Robert Mueller asking for an immediate internal investigation and a reassessment of the vetting process of trainers.

Al-Marayti wrote that MPAC was "greatly concerned" about the training materials used by the FBI, which he said employed "highly selective use of quotes and sources from Islamic scripture; and, Dangerously false and reductive presentation of one of the most vibrant and visible faith communities in America."

CIA

CIA Probing Ties To NYPD's 'Mosque Crawlers' Investigations

Jillian Rayfield | September 13, 2011, 2:00PM

The CIA has launched an internal investigation into whether the agency broke any laws by closely cooperating with the NYPD's antiterrorism operations in Muslim communities after September 11.

Joe Lieberman

Lieberman, Collins: If Obama Won't Do Something About Anti-Muslim Counterterrorism Training, We Will

Ryan J. Reilly | September 12, 2011, 6:05PM

Joe Lieberman and Susan Collins

Sens. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) and Susan Collins (R-ME) aren't messing around when it comes to stopping federal dollars from flowing to anti-Muslim terrorism training. In a letter to Obama on Tuesday, the duo said that if the administration can't develop criteria to keep bigoted information out of counter-terrorism training, they'll "consider drafting a legislative mandate or even imposing standards by statute."

Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab

Feds Built Their Own Underwear Bomb For Abdulmutallab Case

Ryan J. Reilly | September 12, 2011, 2:10PM

The underwear bomb allegedly worn by Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab.

An expert witness for the federal government in the case against alleged "underwear bomber" Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab has constructed a version of the bomb the Nigerian 24-year-old allegedly tried to set off on a plane en route to Detroit on Christmas Day 2009.

John McCain

Report: McCain Inserted Provision To Put Terror Suspects Into Military Custody

Ryan J. Reilly | September 6, 2011, 12:50PM

Sen. John McCain (R-AZ)

Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) inserted a little-noticed provision into the National Defense Authorization Act that would put all terror suspects into immediate military custody, the National Journal reports.

CIA Helped NYPD 'Mosque Crawlers' Investigate Muslim Communities

Ryan J. Reilly | August 24, 2011, 11:15AM

The New York Police Department, with help from the CIA, is running antiterrorism operations outside of their jurisdiction that target ethnic communities in a way the federal government can't, Adam Goldman and Matt Apuzzo report for the Associated Press.

Kevin Harpham

Statements Thrown Out After Miranda Not Read To White Supremacist Terror Suspect

Ryan J. Reilly | August 17, 2011, 8:40AM

Updated: August 17, 2011, 9:45AM

The FBI's decision not to immediately advise a suspected terrorist of his Miranda rights upon his arrest has upset a federal judge and caused prosecutors to agree not to use statements he made prior to being advised of his rights in court.

Emerson Begolly

'Nazi Jihadist' Pleads Guilty To Soliciting Extremists To Attack U.S.

Ryan J. Reilly | August 15, 2011, 1:45PM

TPM Illustration

Pennsylvania 22-year-old Emerson Begolly pleaded guilty last week to soliciting others to engage in acts of terrorism and to attempting to use a firearm in an assault on FBI agents.

FBI

FBI Recommended 'Complete Idiot's Guide,' Anti-Muslim Books To New Agents

Ryan J. Reilly | July 28, 2011, 6:00AM

The FBI was telling new bureau recruits as recently as Jan. 2009 that Islam "transforms [a] country's culture into 7th Century Arabian ways" and recommending a book written by one of Norwegian terrorism suspect Anders Behring Breivik's favorite authors as well as the Complete Idiot's Guide To Understanding Islam.

Emerson Begolly

Feds: 'Nazi Jihadist' Solicited Extremists To Attack Daycare Centers

Ryan J. Reilly | July 14, 2011, 2:12PM

Federal prosecutors have charged Emerson Begolly, the Nazi uniform wearing Pennsylvania man being held for allegedly biting an FBI agent who tried to question him about his activity on jihadist websites, with inciting violent attacks in the United States.

An indictment announced on Thursday by the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia charges that Begolly used an extremist web forum to solicited others to engage in acts of terrorism and disseminated instructions for making different kinds of explosives that could be used in terrorist attacks.

Justice Department

DOJ Says McConnell Distorted Holder's Comments On Use Of Courts To Fight Terror

Ryan J. Reilly | June 22, 2011, 11:25AM

The Justice Department is accusing Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of taking out of context comments by Attorney General Eric Holder's about using the civilian court system to try terrorism suspects.

McConnell, in an op-ed for the Washington Post, accused Holder of making an "audacious" claim about the war on terrorism during his speech before the American Constitution Society last week.

Department of Homeland Security

Collins, Lieberman Want Answers From DHS Over Anti-Muslim Counterterror Training

Ryan J. Reilly | April 4, 2011, 10:50AM

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CT) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME)

Sens. Susan Collins (R-ME) and Joe Lieberman (I-CT) are requesting information on the federal funding of counterterrorism training programs following a report on trainers who espouse anti-Muslim views during training sessions for local cops.

Miranda rights

New Guidance Allows FBI To Delay Reading Miranda Rights To Terror Suspects

Ryan J. Reilly | March 24, 2011, 11:52AM

FBI Director Robert Mueller

For the first time since the Justice Department relaxed the requirements in December on when federal law enforcement have to inform terrorism suspects of their Miranda rights, a reporter has seen a copy of the guidance issued by Attorney General Eric Holder and reports it gives FBI agents more latitude and flexibility in delaying informing suspects of their right to remain silent.

FBI

GOPer to Mueller: Why Doesn't FBI Have To Reach Out To Baptists or Catholics Like It Does Muslims?

Ryan J. Reilly | March 16, 2011, 1:10PM

FBI Director Robert Mueller and Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX)

Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-TX) asked FBI Director Robert Mueller on Wednesday whether the bureau had any outreach programs specifically for the Baptist or Catholic communities like it did with the Muslim community.

"How is your outreach going with the Baptists or the Catholics?" Gohmert inquired.

Bernard Melekian

Federal Funds For Counterterrorism Training Pay For Anti-Muslim Instructors

Ryan J. Reilly | March 15, 2011, 9:35AM

Muslim Mafia Co-Author David Gaubatz

There's been an explosion of both state and federal money flowing into counterterrorism training for law enforcement in the years since Sept. 11. But it is becoming increasingly clear that some of the experts who are providing counterterrorism training for local law enforcement officers are sometimes not well vetted and have provided training which is based on bias against all Muslims and relies on falsehoods and exaggerations.

Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari

Saudi Man Who Allegedly Plotted Attack On Bush Bought Supplies On Amazon.com

Ryan J. Reilly | February 24, 2011, 2:30PM

Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari, the 20-year-old who allegedly plotted to target the home of former President George W. Bush and attack other locations in the U.S. with improvised explosive devices led a seemingly lonely life in Texas after he arrived from Saudi Arabia in 2008. But the criminal complaint reveals that he may have compensated, in part, by starting a blog -- and that his alleged online activities had a decidedly darker side.

The investigation into Aldawsari appears to have started when the Carolina Biological Supply (CBS) reported a suspicious attempted purchase of the chemical phenol. Between December 2010 and January 2011, Aldawsari bought a number of items from Amazon.com that could seemingly be used to develop a weapon.

Peter King

Peter King To Critics: 'Political Correctness' Won't Stop Muslim Radicalization Hearings

Ryan J. Reilly | February 8, 2011, 12:50PM

Rep. Peter King (R-NY)

House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Rep. Peter King (R-NY) said Tuesday that he plans to move forward with a series of hearings to examine the threat of Islamic radicalization, and said he "will not allow political correctness to obscure a real and dangerous threat to the safety and security of the citizens of the United States."

Rep. Bennie G. Thompson (D-MS) wrote a letter to King earlier this month asking him to expand the purpose of the hearings into "a broad-based examination of domestic extremist groups regardless of their ideological underpinnings."

But King said that the hearings will serve an important purpose, and that the committee "cannot ignore the fact that al Qaeda is actively attempting to recruit individuals living within the Muslim American community to commit acts of terror."

Department of Justice

Effort To 'Modernize' Miranda Looks Dead, But DOJ Wouldn't Release New 'Guidance'

Ryan J. Reilly | January 21, 2011, 12:15PM

Attorney General Eric Holder

Nine months after it was first floated by the Obama administration, a plan to "modernize" Miranda rights doesn't seem to be going anywhere in the legislative branch. But Attorney General Eric Holder issued a guidance a few months ago that the Justice Department says sets no specific time limit on the so-called public safety exception.

The Justice Department has indicated that the guidance, which is still not public, takes care of most of the issues about which they were concerned without any input from Congress or the courts.

"While law enforcement has been employing this practice for some time - including during the Dec. 25 attempted bombing, we wanted to make clear this guidance and undertook process to refine it and once that process was complete - sent it out," Justice Department spokesman Dean Boyd told TPM.

Counterterrorism

NYPD Used Anti-Islam Film 'Third Jihad' To Train Officers

Rachel Slajda | January 19, 2011, 3:20PM

A still from "The Third Jihad"

The New York Police Department has used a movie that portrays Muslim-Americans as jihadis hell-bent on destroying the United States from within in its counter-terrorism training for officers.

The Village Voice reports today that the NYPD has shown "The Third Jihad" to officers taking their mandatory counter-terrorism courses.

Washington State

FBI: MLK Day Parade Bomb Is 'Domestic Terrorism'

Rachel Slajda | January 19, 2011, 1:04PM

The FBI released photos of the backpack and the T-shirts inside.

A bomb found on the route of a Martin Luther King Day parade in Spokane, Wash., was left in an act of "domestic terrorism," an FBI spokesman said today.

"Clearly the confluence of the parade route, the timing, the fact that the device was likely placed on that route roughly an hour before the parade ... falls squarely within the realm of domestic terrorism," Frank Harrill, the special agent in charge of FBI operations in Spokane, told TPM.

Emerson Begolly

Alleged Nazi Jihadist Blamed Pedophile Pastor For Hatred Of America

Ryan J. Reilly and Melissa Jeltsen | January 17, 2011, 8:54AM

TPM Illustration

Instant messaging conversations allegedly written by Emerson Begolly reveal him as anti-Semitic, extreme, armed and dangerous. But they also reveal what he claimed was the genesis of his extremist views: an interaction with a Christian pastor who was a registered sex offender.

Begolly's is a cautionary tale about the threat of homegrown terrorism: the radicalized 21-year-old college student reportedly obsessed over violence and martyrdom and said he was disgusted by a country where "homosexuality... abortion... assisted suicide, whores, and dru(g)s r all legal."

But it's also the strange story of a loner living on a farm in a small Pennsylvania town who had easy access to weapons and vented his frustrations with his family (a father who dressed him up in Nazi regalia and hit him as a child and an estranged mother with reported mental health issues of her own) in jihadist web forums.

Emerson Begolly

Alleged Jihadist Joked FBI Was 'Drunk' When He Got His AK-47

Ryan J. Reilly | January 14, 2011, 9:46AM

Nobody was more surprised than 21-year-old Emerson Begolly when he cleared an Federal Bureau of Investigation background check and was allowed to purchase an AK-47 assault rifle last year. After all, he'd been a moderator and contributor on Islamic extremist web forums, posted songs praising suicide bombers, discussed his jihad fantasies in the open and even made an appearance in Newsweek under a pseudonym that his grandmother clipped and saved. He knew for a fact "the man" was onto him.

"i honestly think that the day the[y] ended the hold and sold me the gun someone at the FBI showed up to work drunk," Begolly wrote on a jihadist web forum under the name Abu Nancy (the name of his imaginary daughter), according to transcripts filed by the feds yesterday.

TPMMuckraker Counterterrorism

Ryan J. Reilly | April 16, 2012, 3:50PM

Ryan J. Reilly | February 17, 2012, 5:05PM

Ryan J. Reilly | January 6, 2012, 9:30AM

Ryan J. Reilly | December 7, 2011, 3:47PM

Ryan J. Reilly | December 2, 2011, 12:00PM

Ryan J. Reilly | November 28, 2011, 1:32PM

Ryan J. Reilly | November 22, 2011, 3:08PM

Ryan J. Reilly | November 21, 2011, 3:35PM

Ryan J. Reilly | November 3, 2011, 2:40PM

Ryan J. Reilly | October 20, 2011, 5:11PM

Ryan J. Reilly | October 8, 2011, 2:37PM

Ryan J. Reilly and Brian Fung | October 3, 2011, 6:00AM

Ryan J. Reilly | September 29, 2011, 11:10AM

Ryan J. Reilly | September 28, 2011, 3:30PM

Jillian Rayfield | September 26, 2011, 9:33AM

Jillian Rayfield | September 22, 2011, 1:33PM

Ryan J. Reilly | September 20, 2011, 11:13AM

Ryan J. Reilly | September 20, 2011, 10:55AM

Ryan J. Reilly | September 16, 2011, 11:10AM

Jillian Rayfield | September 13, 2011, 2:00PM

Ryan J. Reilly | September 12, 2011, 6:05PM

Ryan J. Reilly | September 12, 2011, 2:10PM

Ryan J. Reilly | September 6, 2011, 12:50PM

Ryan J. Reilly | August 24, 2011, 11:15AM

Ryan J. Reilly | August 17, 2011, 8:40AM

Ryan J. Reilly | August 15, 2011, 1:45PM

Ryan J. Reilly | July 28, 2011, 6:00AM

Ryan J. Reilly | July 14, 2011, 2:12PM

Ryan J. Reilly | June 22, 2011, 11:25AM

Ryan J. Reilly | April 4, 2011, 10:50AM

Ryan J. Reilly | March 24, 2011, 11:52AM

Ryan J. Reilly | March 16, 2011, 1:10PM

Ryan J. Reilly | March 15, 2011, 9:35AM

Ryan J. Reilly | February 24, 2011, 2:30PM

Ryan J. Reilly | February 8, 2011, 12:50PM

Ryan J. Reilly | January 21, 2011, 12:15PM

Rachel Slajda | January 19, 2011, 3:20PM

Rachel Slajda | January 19, 2011, 1:04PM

Ryan J. Reilly and Melissa Jeltsen | January 17, 2011, 8:54AM

Ryan J. Reilly | January 14, 2011, 9:46AM

Inside TPM

Latest

Most Popular

All

TPMMuckraker

TPMDC

TPMLiveWire

TPMMuckraker
Counterterrorism