This week's installment in our series in which we regularly point you to some of the best investigative reporting you might otherwise miss.

Anthony Russo is not a household name, but he was the first to document the CIA's use of torture, five decades ago in Vietnam.

There's still time for the Obama administration to prosecute US human rights abusers.

Our cultural narrative defends those who plan and execute torture, claiming anyone else would have acted the same. These six heroes prove that wrong.

Today's capital punishment and racial injustice are 'direct descendants of lynching.'

As the world reacts to ISIS brutality, Bill Moyers reminds us of homegrown barbarism in our not-so-distant past.

In light of the CIA torture report, it's the perfect time to reflect on Orwell's essay, "Politics and the English Language."

The reaction to the Senate torture report is as significant as what the study uncovered about the psychology and methods of those who run the Deep State.

Here's a look at how overseas media have reacted to the Senate Intelligence Committee's revelations.

Highlights and recommended reading about the Senate's report on the CIA's detention and interrogation programs.