Top Censored Stories of 1985

Members of the World Anti-Communist League (WACL) — a right wing international cartel of sorts — include such luminaries as Ferdinand Marcos, Rev. Sun Myung Moon, and Adolfo Calero, commander…

According to Edgar Chamorro, former head of the contra communications office, “approximately 15 Honduran journalists and broadcasters were on the CIA payroll and our influence was thereby extended to every…

In 1986, the FBI was quietly given extraordinary powers to look into the most private files of Americans “suspected of being in the employ of a foreign power.” This latest…

Under President Reagan’s direction, the government has significantly reduced public information with little if any media attention. During the past six years, the American Library Association has documented Administration efforts…

Political opponents of the Reagan administration’s Central America policies have been the targets of mysterious break-ins, IRS audits, and FBI questioning and physical surveillance. Congressman Don Edwards, (D-CA), a former…