The Breach: Iran-Contra and the Assault on American Democracy (Review)
Alan McPherson’s book treats the Iran-Contra affair as a turning point in U.S. history, one which normalized the erosion of key democratic principles and helped birth our current (dis)order.
Pincohet, Arms Merchant
The arrest of Augusto Pinochet at a London hospital on October 17, 1998 after Spanish judge Baltasar Garzón filed
Iran-Contra: A Post-Mortem
Seven years after the scandal broke, the Independent Counsel's final report will offer a comprehensive body of evidence on the
A Compromised Election
The Iran-Contra cover-up seriously compromised After it did leak, Bush began to feel that his the 1988 U.S. presidential election.
GEORGE WAS THERE
ALTHOUGH THE TAUNT "WHERE WAS George?" became something of a joke during the 1988 presidential campaign, President-elect Bush was not,
TRICONTRANENTAL
MANY OF THOSE INVOLVED IN THE REAGAN Administration's war against Nicaragua shared a common desire to consolidate support for right-wing
Overseeing the Overseers
PATRICK LEAHY, DEMOCRATIC SENATOR from Vermont, ranking member of the Senate In- telligence Oversight Committee, votes against contra aid. In
A RENAISSANCE MAN
RICHARD BRENNEKE SAYS HE WORKED AS A contract agent for Mossad and the CIA for two decades. His curriculum vitae
