Matthew Rosenberg

New York Times

Guest

National security reporter, and former foreign correspondent, for the New York Times; former South Asian correspondent for the Wall Street Journal

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The richest terrorist group in history is financed not just by smuggling oil and selling looted antiquities.

How Long Can the Islamic State Stay in Business?

The richest terrorist group in history is financed not just by smuggling oil and selling looted antiquities.

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President Obama  announced  today he will not fulfill one of the central promises of his years in the White House.

Obama Reverses Troop Withdrawal in Afghanistan

President Obama announced today he will not fulfill one of the central promises of his years in the White House.

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In the past 10 years, the US has spent hundreds of billions of dollars in Iraq and Afghanistan — some in the form of bags full of American money.

How Covert CIA Cash Flowed to al Qaeda

In the past 10 years, the US has spent hundreds of billions of dollars in Iraq and Afghanistan — some in the form of bags full of American money.

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