- Making News: CBS Says Bush Documents Can't Be Verified
CBS announced today that it had been deliberately misled by a former National Guard officer from Texas, who provided the network with a "false account" of the origins of documents used in a CBS News report to raise questions about President Bush's National Guard service. Newsweek investigative reporter Michael Isikoff calls the admission a much more terrible blow to CBS than to either of the candidates involved. - Reporter's Notebook: Museums Display Abu Ghraib Photos
They may not be as iconic as Andy Warhol's paintings of a soup can, but they are on display at the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh as well as the Center for International Photography in New York as part of the exhibition "Inconvenient Evidence." Lawrence Weschler, director of the New York Institute for the Humanities, traces the historic and political motivation behind the brutal, disquieting photos of torture.
CBS on the Bush documents controversy
Original 60 Minutes feature on George Bush's National Guard duty
Marquand's article on Jiang's resignation as military chief
Inconvenient Evidence: Iraqi Prison Photographs from Abu Ghraib