Casualty of War: The Bush Administration's Assault on a Free Press

In an era of terrorism national security has understandably moved to the forefront of public concern. But with this new emphasis on safety, the press—both here and abroad—has begun to feel the repressive hand of government attempting to limit its role of uncovering and publishing newsworthy information. In its global campaign to fight terrorism is the Bush administration trying to muzzle freedom of speech?
David Dadge, editor at the International Press Institute, documents a number of distur...