Foreign Policy
Our investigations stand on Foreign Policy's reporting. This page collects every story of theirs we cite, every page on this site that uses it, and how we graded each claim built on it.
The reporting we cite
5 stories, each opening at its source.
- Foreign Policy — 'NAZA' review: the dangers of AI use in war (as many as 50 civilians per strike)
- Foreign Policy — The U.N. Official Who Blew the Lid Off the CAR Sex Scandal, Vindicated (Dec 2015)
- Foreign Policy — Quotable: Netanyahu says Israel benefitted from 9/11 (April 16, 2008)
- Foreign Policy — 'U.S. Investors Could Bankrupt Honduras' (Pronomos; Thiel/Andreessen; the private-jurisdiction structure)
- Jana Winter and Sharon Weinberger, The FBI's New U.S. Terrorist Threat: 'Black Identity Extremists,' Foreign Policy, October 6 2017
Where their work appears on this site
How we graded the claims built on their work
7 FACT. A grade is our reading of the public record on one claim, not a verdict on the person.
- In Their Own Words →
'NAZA': human lives reduced to a number.
FACT - In Their Own Words →
'Where's Daddy?': the child's phone.
FACT - Blue Impunity →
Anders Kompass reported the abuse of children in CAR — and the UN suspended and investigated him, not the abusers.
FACT - Israeli Influence on the United States →
Netanyahu's own words — 2001 New York Times, 2002 Congress, 2008 Bar-Ilan
FACT - Sovereignty for Sale →
Próspera: a venture-funded 'private city' that won the right to write its own laws inside Honduras.
FACT - Sowing Division →
The 'Black Identity Extremists' assessment (leaked 2017)
FACT - Sovereignty for Sale →
The regime that enabled it was corrupt at the top — its president is now a convicted U.S. federal prisoner — and when voters repealed the law, Próspera sued Honduras for ~$10.8 billion.
FACT