In this series of interviews recorded in the weeks preceding video blogger Josh Wolf's release from prison, his family reflects on his situation, and journalists debate whether Wolf qualifies for that title. Full Story »
Bint Jbail, a southern Lebanese town destroyed during the war between Israel and Hezbollah in summer 2006, faces lingering problems: unexploded ordnance, near homes and shops, endangers lives and hampers rebuilding. Hot Zone contributor Jad Melki reports. Full Story »
Hot Zone contributor Jad Melki recently visited Bint Jbail, a southern Lebanese town destroyed in the war between Israel and Hezbollah in summer 2006. Life is returning to normal, with markets and schools open, but rebuilding continues. Full Story »
Inside a retention meeting, the U.S. Army gives a hard sell for reenlistment, reminding the soldiers that it¿s not easy to just go back home and put together a life. (Warning: There is a brief moment of profane language within this clip.) Full Story »
Young Iraqis are outraged that the Americans would detain a Muslim woman. They say this cannot be done in a place like Fallujah. Then, U.S. soldiers scramble to find the insurgents behind an RPG attack ¿ they heard the explosion but who launched the rocket? Full Story »
U.S. soldiers raid an Iraqi home looking for an insurgent financier. WARNING: Video clip contains strong language and mild violence. Full Story »
In 'Occupation: Dreamland,' filmmakers Ian Olds and Garrett Scott have candid and intimate conversations with U.S. troops serving in Fallujah, Iraq. Full Story »
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Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone
Kevin Sites recently conducted a phone interview with Lt. Ehren Watada, the first commissioned officer to publicly refuse deployment to Iraq. Watada faces up to six years in prison. Full Story »
What does a small town do to stay alive when it is abandoned by big business? Full Story »
Journalists Heather Hughes and Hanson Hosein chronicle how independent businesses in Austin, Texas took on corporate America – and won. Full Story »
