What the Guilty Verdict of Radovan Karadzic Tells Us About War Crimes After 9/11

The Intercept | March 24, 2016

‘13 Hours’ Splashes Blood Across the Screen and Misses the Real Story of Benghazi

The Intercept | January 14, 2016

Homeland Goes Rogue Against the Espionage Act

The Intercept | November 10, 2015

Firing Blind: Flawed Intelligence and the Limits of Drone Technology

The Intercept | Oct. 15, 2015

How the Makers of ‘Zero Dark Thirty’ Seduced the CIA with Fake Earrings

The Intercept | September 9, 2015

The Philosopher of Surveillance

The Intercept | August 11, 2015

What Happens When a Failed Writer Becomes a Loyal Spy?

Benghazi Film by Michael Bay Could Be Next ‘American Sniper’ but Let’s Hope Not

The Intercept | July 30, 2015

How Jeffrey Sterling Took On the CIA—and Lost Everything

The Intercept | June 18, 2015

Inside NSA, Officials Privately Criticize ‘Collect It All’ Surveillance

The Intercept | May 28, 2015

The CIA and the Myths of the Bin Laden Raid

The Intercept | May 19, 2015

Obama’s War on Leaks Faces Backlash in Court

The Intercept | May 13, 2015

Why Should Bowe Bergdahl Suffer More Than Generals Who Did Far Worse?

The Intercept | March 27, 2015

Atrocities Committed by U.S.-Trained Iraqi Forces—Again

The Intercept | March 13, 2015

Petraeus Plea Deal Reveals Two-Tier Justice System for Leaks

The Intercept | March 3, 2015

Destroyed By The Espionage Act

The Intercept | February 18, 2015

Stephen Kim Spoke To A Reporter. Now He’s In Jail. This Is His Story

Oscars Make History, So Hollywood’s War Stories Need To Be True

The Intercept | February 13, 2015

How Clint Eastwood Ignores History in ‘American Sniper’

The Intercept | January 8, 2015

The Sound of Torture

The Intercept | Dec. 16, 2014

Art in a Time of Surveillance

The Intercept | Nov. 13, 2014

A Story About Ben Bradlee

The Intercept | October 22, 2014

Core Secrets

The Intercept | October 10, 2014

NSA’s Saboteurs in China and South Korea

Killing Americans on the White House Lawn Is Wrong

The Intercept | October 3, 2014

Hellish Images for Hellish Wars

The Intercept | September 10, 2014

Beheading Videos and the Censorship of War Imagery

A Jungle Eco-Battle

Outside | August 25, 2014

There are two sides to the story of the biggest environmental lawsuit ever, but a new book tells only one of them.

Inside the NSA’s Secret Efforts to Hunt and Hack System Administrators

The Intercept | March 20, 2014

The NSA Has An Advice Columnist. Seriously.

The Intercept | March 7, 2014

The Secret Breakers

The New York Times Magazine | August 18, 2013

How Laura Poitras Helped Snowden Spill His Secrets

‘We Steal Secrets’ Misses the Leak for the Leakers

The Nation | June 18, 2013

Just as the Assange saga consumes too much of Alex Gibney’s film, so today’s Snowden obsession deflects attention away from our sprawling surveillance state.

Did the Iraq War Bring the Arab Spring?

The New Yorker Online | April 9, 2013

A Diarist At War

The New York Times | March 14, 2013

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Crude World by Peter Maass

A look at oil’s indelible impact on the countries that produce it and the people who possess it.

Love Thy Neighbor by Peter Maass

Dispatches from the war in Bosnia, published in 1996 by Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.