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Washington, D.C. nsarchive.gwu.edu Joined June 2009

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National Security Archive @NSArchive Dec 1, 2025

"The heroic excavators of government secrets" - Author Stephen Kinzer on 40 years of the National Security Archive @stephenkinzer @NSArchive bostonglobe.com/2025/12/01/opi…

www.bostonglobe.com The heroic excavators of government secrets - The Boston Globe For 40 years, document nerds at the National Security Archive have been discovering things our leaders would rather you didn’t know. Today their job may be harder than ever.

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Nearly 50 years ago, in the first years of the drug war, the U.S. believed that the Colombian justice minister and other top officials were passing information on narcotics operations to traffickers. nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/…

nsarchive.gwu.edu “Naming Names at the Highest Level”

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“Naming Names at the Highest Level”: U.S. Embassy Report Detailed “Depth and Extent” of Colombia Corruption in 1977
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nsarchive.gwu.edu “Naming Names at the Highest Level”

National Security Archive @NSArchive Oct 10

The Reykjavik Summit 40 Years Later: What Reagan and Gorbachev Actually Said About Eliminating Nuclear Weapons
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nsarchive.gwu.edu The Reykjavik Summit 40 Years Later

National Security Archive @NSArchive Oct 1

The CIA continues to keep secret substantive portions of an internal accounting of its activities in Mexico, including information on covert operations targeting student groups in the days leading up to the massacre at Tlatelolco 58 years ago this week. nsarchive.gwu.edu/briefing-book/…

nsarchive.gwu.edu The CIA Station in Mexico: The Last JFK Assassination Records Secrets