Jason Leopold

                 

Jason Leopold is editor of the online investigative news magazine The Public Record, http://www.pubrecord.org, and the author of the National Bestseller, "News Junkie," a memoir. Visit www.newsjunkiebook.com for a preview. He is also a two-time winner of the Project Censored award, most recently, in 2007, for an investigative story related to Halliburton's work in Iran. He was recently named the recipient of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation's Thomas Jefferson Award for a series of stories he wrote that exposed how soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan have been pressured to accept fundamentalist Christianity.

http://www.pubrecord.org

OpEdNews Member for 165 week(s) and 4 day(s)

124 Articles, 0 Quick Links, 8 Comments, 0 Diaries, 0 Polls

Most Popular Articles in the Last 2 Weeks (by Page Views)

DOJ to Release Long-Awaited Report on US Attorney Firings Monday

Army Private Subjected to Anti-Semitic Attacks Brutally Beaten By Soldiers

Bush's Concerns Over 'Voter Fraud' Led to Iglesias's Firing

In March 2007, Obama Called on Paulson, Bernanke to Address Economic Crisis

Cheney's Testimony in Valerie Plame Leak Case Classified, DOJ Says

Rice Admits She Led High-Level White House Talks About Torture

Palin's 'Troopergate' Battle Rages

Reasons to Oppose Drilling in ANWR Found in Alaska's North Slope

Navy Chaplain Who Called for Attack on Islam Finds His Credentials Under Scrutiny

McCain Adviser Gramm Lobbied for UBS Illegally in 2004, Complaint Said

Halliburton Bribe Case Haunts Cheney

Ex Weapons Inspector: Iran Not Pursuing Nukes, But U.S. Will Attack Before '09

VA Confirms 18 Vets Commit Suicide Everyday

Palin's Office Launched Probe Into Ex Brother-in Law's Disability Claims

Navy Chaplain Fired From Teaching Job After Report Exposed His Anti-Islamic Views

Billionaire Backer Of Anti-Obama Ad Previously Broke Campaign Finance Laws

Florida State Officials Under Fire Over Anti-Muslim Film, Promoting Christianity

McCain VP Pick Has History of Clashes

US Military Coordinated Day of Prayer Events With Christian Right Group

McCain Defends 'Enron Loophole'

Questions Remain About Rove's CIA Leak Email

Report Shows Karl Rove May Have Lied to Federal Agents, a Federal Crime, During Oct 2003 Testimony Into CIA Agent Leak

Palin's Reformer Image Tainted by History of Ethical Lapses

BREAKING: Karl Rove Indicted on Charges of Perjury, Lying to Investigators

US Air Force Academy Used "Former Terrorists" to Proselytize Fundamentalist Christianity to Cadets

White House Query Led to Memo Advising Bush to Ignore Fourth Amendment

5 Years After Blackout, Power Grid Still in 'Dire Straits'

Fired US Attorney Details GOP Effort to "Cage" Votes in New Mexico in 2004

Palin Claims Right to See All State Files

Congress Ignoring Critical Report on Pentagon Spending

White House Official Tells Judge Searching for Missing Emails Requires Too Much Work

Veterans Groups to Appeal Judge's Decision Over VA's Treatment of PTSD Cases

Libby Attorneys Identify CIA Officials in Plame Leak

Bill Frist, the Former 2008 GOP Presidential Candidate

Leak probe not seen to end with Rove, lawyers say

VA Official: More Than 60,000 Iraq, Afghanistan Vets Diagnosed With PTSD

VA Tried to Conceal Extent of Attempted Veteran Suicides, Email Shows

Fired US Attorney Calls on White House to "Produce" Bolten, Miers to Congress

New Lawsuit Filed Against Defense Secretary Over Fundamentalist Christianity in Military

Fired Attorneys Build Case Against Gonzales

Libby Says He Can't Recall Speaking to State Dept. Official About Plame

Rep. Ackerman Defends Iran Sanctions Measure, But Critics Call it An Act of War

Palin's Office Scrubs Documents From Governor's Website

Death of Prisoner Justified If Interrogator Acted in 'Good Faith,' Report Said

Justice Probe Still Threatens Gonzales

IBM, Darrell Issa, and Millions of "Lost" White House Emails

"Myth" of Voter Fraud Focus of Senate Hearing; Iglesias Set to Testify

Iraq War Costs Skyrocketing, But Congress Unable to Scrutinize Spending

Classified Memo Reveals Iraqi Prisoners as "Starving"

Chertoff's Legal Advice Led to First Case of Waterboarding

Popularity Navigation
Control Panel:

Time; Last:
6 hrs 12 hrs
1 Day 2 Days
3 Days 7 Days
14 Days 1 Month
2 Months 3 Months
6 Months Year
  
Content
Articles Diaries
Polls Events
All Op-Eds
News Life/Arts/Science
  
Popularity
Page Views
# of Comments
Recommend Emails
All Ratings
Must Read
Well Said
News
Touching
Funny
Supported
Interesting
Inspiring
Valuable
  

Tell A Friend

 


Copyright © OpEdNews, 2002-2008

Blog Ads