Valerie Plame

James Risen, New York Times Reporter, 'Commanded' to Out Source in CIA Case

Another CIA leak, but prettier​New York Times reporter James Risen could be forced to testify in court about his CIA sources if the government has their way, thereby disregarding everything he's supposed to be protected from as a journalist. Attorney General Eric Holder approved a subpoena ser ... More >>

Plamegate Gets the Somber Sean Penn Treatment in Fair Game

This Week in the Voice: Let's Play "Who's My Landlord?"

​Home is, as they say, where the heart is. So who's the guy selling you your Lipitor and what the hell are all these rats doing everywhere? In this week's Village Voice cover story, join staff writer Elizabeth Dwoskin for a rousing, fun, morbid round of the game New Yorkers everywhere can rela ... More >>

Countdown to Zero Uses Fear and Optimism in Discussing The Bomb

Outed Spy Valerie Plame Loses Appeal in First Amendment Case

​Outed ex-spy Valerie Plame Wilson, whose memoir was heavily censored by the C.I.A., lost a second attempt to get the whole story out today. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the C.I.A.'s right to edit out of Wilson's 2007 memoir, Fair Game: My Life as a Spy, information relating to ... More >>

Robert D. Novak, 1931-2009

​Conservative writer Robert Novak has died after a long battle with brain cancer. His aggressive reporting and evident sympathies led colleagues to call him "The Prince of Darkness," which Novak took with good humor, using it in the title of his memoirs. Novak started as a sportswriter but dev ... More >>

Nothing but the Truth Reimagines Plamegate as a Soccer-Mom Duel

Editor Barks at McCain: 'Rewrite Your Propaganda!'

Time Is Money

Looking for that upper-crust watch on the Lower East Side

Yeyuh, That's How We Roll!

Independence Day Comes Early for Libby

Say Your Prayers for Libby

Flashback: What Now, Karl?

Clues from the past about Rove's present date with the grand jury

Bush: Hands Possibly as Dirty as Scooter Libby's

Flashback: Bush Impeachment Not Out of the Question

Wretch-Stained Ink

Facing the offal truth about Bush's propaganda machinery

President Bush, Republicans Eyeing Zero-Fun Environment

All the Reporter's Men

Woodward's turn to answer questions about breaking—and not breaking—news

And Another Thing, You Donkey Heads

Cheney falls way down the rabbit hole over Democrats' dissent

Morning Report 10/31/05
Some Treats, But More Tricks

If Libby's Indicted, Cheney Will Feel the Heat

Once Scooter sings, it's a whole new Plame Affair

While You Were Waiting for the Plame Indictments

Undone White House trying to reload for Harriet Miers

Libby Indictments a Kiss of Death for Bush White House

From Plame Affair to Lame-Duck Affair

Patching Things Up

The press gets a second chance on the CIA leak case

Fall Is In The Air

Morning Report 10/20/05
Reporter Falls Off Scooter

'Where Wings Take Dream'

Top 10 Next Career Moves for Judith Miller

A compassionate list for a 'Times' reporter in limbo

If Dick Cheney Goes

Speculation about the Plame Affair reaches all the way to the vice president

Paper Chastened

At the wounded Times, fallout from the Judy Miller saga

Judith Miller, Licensed Journalist

Security clearance presents conflict for 'Times' reporter

The Iraq War Runs Through It

Beyond the Miller-Libby game: People died

Full Disclosure

Time for Miller to come clean

While You Were Watching Katrina

House Republicans derail probes of Plame affair

Hear Novak Tell All!

You pay only $595. That's right. Only $595.

What Now, Karl?

Rove and Ashcroft face new allegations in the Valerie Plame affair

Letters

Repairing Leaks

Reporters could fill us in on the Plame saga by describing their own roles

No Heroes in L'Affaire Plame

Rove? Miller? Liberals? A pox on all their houses

Grime Pays

Boy makes bad: a Karl Rove chronological tour, making all local stops

War, Lies, and E-Mail

While press presses Rove, prosecutors scoop reporters, take notes

Taking a Leak on Us

The Plame Game

High stakes for all reporters, but prosecutor hasn't shown his hand

Letters

Two-timed by Time

The peril for the press of the corporate cave-in on plamegate sources

Two-Timed by 'Time'

Corporate magazine caves in over Plamegate sources

Breaking Silence

A military court, an alleged rape victim, and the question of reporters' rights

Spy Another Day

Are spooks getting purged for others' leaks? Inside the White House war on information

Joseph Wilson to ACLU Audience: "Be Very, Very Afraid."

Former ambassador livid over Senate "ambush." Arab Americans, way past angry, play along

The Elephant in Wilson's Living Room

feds broaden leak probe, start grilling republican party officials

The Growing Pressure on Ashcroft

The Justice Department Questions the Attorney General's White House Investigation; Senators From the Left and Right Seek to Rewrite the Patriot Act