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Category: DC Bureau
Watch Dawud Salahuddin describe the murder of Tabatabai?e, the former spokeman for the ousted Shah of Iran.
Clip from 20/20: The Assassin.
Category: Islamic Bomb
Joseph Trento discusses numerous points when the western world could have prevented Pakistani nuclear proliferation.
Category: Islamic Bomb
David Armstrong discusses Zbigniew Brzezinski's role in Pakistani nuclear proliferation.
Category: DC Bureau
Norah Shipman discusses Nestlé's methods of acquiring water rights and the lucrative business of bottled water.
Category: Iraq and Afghanistan
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG). The KRG is represented inside the Beltway by Qubad Talabani, son of Iraqi president Jalal Talabani, and has spared no expense on U.S.-based representation....
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Category: DC Bureau
An interview with Joe Trento on the threat of Iranian C-802Missiles and what they mean for the Persian Gulf.
Category: DC Bureau
KBR exposed soldiers and their employees to toxic burn pit smoke at Joint Base Balad in Iraq. KBR denies any responsibility even though their contract with the army contradicts their denial. Soldiers...
Category: Stories That Matter
In a new Stories That Matter video, Joe Trento tells how one of the CIA’s most notorious case officers was brought back by the CIA from Iran-Contra disgrace – a convicted felon and one of...
Category: Stories That Matter
ew technologies that could mitigate some of its negative environmental impact. DCBureau reporter David Rosenfeld reveals that the cruise industry touts untouched ocean scenery while beneath the...
Category: Allison Sickle
Allison Sickle discusses how land owners are forced by law to allow drilling to occur beneath their property.
Category: Islamic Bomb
Joseph Trento discusses numerous points when the western world could have prevented Pakistani nuclear proliferation.
Category: Stories That Matter
The main Ballroom at the National Press Club was packed with individuals from nonprofits, government and business (lobbyists, media relations and a few executives) who traded business cards, overused...
