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Let history, not partisans, prosecute Trump
The Washington Post
Yuri Orlov, Bold Champion of Soviet Dissidents, Dies at 96
The New York Times
Yuri Orlov, physicist who became a symbol of Soviet dissent, dies at 96
The Washington Post
Justice, Finally, for a War Crime in El Salvador
The Nation
Donald Kendall, who built PepsiCo into a soda and snack-food giant, dies at 99
The Washington Post
Two women hope testimony leads to conviction in El Salvador's 1989 Jesuit priest massacre
NBC News
US cables: Colombia’s ex-president suspected of militia ties
AP News
‘Coup 53’ Review: International Underhandedness, Still Mysterious
The New York Times
Documentary illuminates the secret history of the 1953 Iranian coup
The Washington Post
British spy's account sheds light on role in 1953 Iranian coup
The Guardian
A Decades-Old Atrocity Finally Sees Its Day in Court
The Nation
The Cybersecurity 202: Florida becomes hot spot in the election security wars
The Washington Post
No, Your FOIA Request Cannot Wait ‘Until This Emergency Is Over’
The New York Times
How a Wikileaks dump alerted foreign hackers to U.S. tactics
FCW
Secret document says WikiLeaks cable leaks disrupted tracking of nation-state hackers
Tech Crunch
The decade-old U.S. diplomatic cables leak rears its head
Politico
Cyber Command was worried that WikiLeaks dump would burn Operation Aurora intel, document shows
CyberScoop
El Salvador: Former colonel to be charged for Jesuit murders
Independent Catholic News
'Tex' Harris, U.S. Envoy Who Exposed Argentina's 'Dirty War,' Dies
The Wall Street Journal
The CIA rigged foreign spy devices for years. What secrets should it share now?
The Washington Post