Hegseth, missing war crimes data, and the Haditha massacre
Join live FPF-New Yorker discussion Thursday, Jan. 16, at 2 p.m. EST
Join live FPF-New Yorker discussion on Haditha massacre reporting
Plus: Trump may fire the archivist. She can still fight secrecy
Trump may fire the U.S. archivist. She can still help fight secrecy
The public must have more detailed information about what resources and authorities the National Archives needs
EPA has known for 20 years that it promotes toxic fertilizer
Plus: The CIA drugged unsuspecting Americans as part of its mind-control research programs.
Aliens, Gitmo, and the weather: Excessive secrecy affects everything
Plus: a look back at 2024
Gitmo, background checks, and drones: a busy week in secrecy news
Plus: U.S. government declassifies 1960 report stating Israeli nuclear site was for weapons
Government should declassify drone intelligence
Excessive secrecy over the mysterious sightings frustrates lawmakers and the public, and breeds mistrust at a time when trust in government is in decline
Trump’s presidential library could be a scam
Many report ABC’s settlement money will pay for a Trump presidential library. Don’t be so sure
National security claims hide information from families separated at border
Plus: how you can help preserve federal data at risk of being deleted
US should declassify what it knows about deadly Colombian Supreme Court attack
Declassification diplomacy is one of US government’s most distinctive foreign policy tools, and it should be deployed as often as possible
