Top Censored Stories of 1985

It looked like just another political skirmish between environmentalists and developers. The issue revolved around a controversial hydroelectric project near Oakhurst, California. Specifically, the proposed $5.4 million hydroelectric project would…

In August, 1986, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) proposed new immigration regulations which threaten to prevent most new and relatively unknown foreign performers from playing in the U.S. Under…

In 1976, the nation was shocked, and the religious and academic communities outraged, when the Church Committee revealed that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had surreptitiously hired clergymen and professors…

During 1986, 25 individuals were in prisons in the U.S. for actions taken in obedience to the Nuremberg anti-genocide principles and related international law. The 25 are members of the…

From 1979 to 1981, 29 black children and young adults were mysteriously killed in Atlanta, Georgia. The press coverage grew from a trickle in the early years to a flood…