In the current issue of Men’s Journal, Greg Veis provides a complex portrait of CNN’s man in Iraq, War Correspondent Michael Ware. (This comes via The Huffington Post’s Media vertical.)
At one point in the piece, Mr. Ware describes to the reporter a firefight he captured on film in Fallujah in November Read More
Jamie Tarabay, the former Baghdad Bureau Chief for NPR, was stationed in Iraq in the early months of 2007 when General David Petraeus arrived to take over command of the U.S. forces there.
In the weeks and months to come, like many of her professional colleagues in the war zone, she eventually accompanied Mr. Petraeus Read More
"I had a big birthday the other day, a birthday with a zero in it," said Jim Muir, the Baghdad bureau chief for the BBC. "Unbeknownst to me they organized a surprise party. They put out an invitation to our street, which we share with the New York Times, and Reuters, and the AP, and Read More
“It’s the oft-stated phrase that truth is the first casualty of war,” said Michael Ware, CNN’s Baghdad correspondent, on the telephone from Iraq. “In this war, as in every other conflict, everybody lies to you. Your government is lying to you. The Iraqi government is lying. The insurgents are lying. The militias are lying. The Read More
