Filed from the frontlines of the war on terror, documentarian Richard Rowley's astonishingly hard-hitting "Dirty Wars" renders the investigative work of journalist Jeremy Scahill in the form of a '70s ...

“Dirty Wars” is a documentary that’s intended to stir up outrage over covert U.S. “wars” against terrorism in Afghanistan, Somalia, Yemen and other places around the world. That is far from shocking.

The foot soldiers in these battles operate globally and inside the United States with orders from the White House to do whatever is necessary to hunt down, capture or kill individuals designated by ...

Here’s a movie both Obama-hating Republicans and disappointed progressives can enjoy: Richard Rowley’s powerful, deeply disturbing Dirty Wars. The film (which takes place in Washington, Iraq, ...

They say that ignorance is bliss. But if you care about the truth, as Georgetown students usually do, Dirty Wars, which opens only in select theaters, is a must-see. A documentary that follows ...

Having just seen the documentary Dirty Wars at the Main Theatre in Royal Oak, I’m feeling even less inclined than usual to do much flag waving as America’s big July Fourth celebration approaches. From ...

These are some of the exigent questions asked by Jeremy Scahill in his new film, "Dirty Wars," a shocking piece of investigative journalism about the covert campaigns waged by U.S. special forces ...

Mexico quietly releases its first official report on the country's "dirty wars," a period from the late '60s to the early '80s when state security forces ordered hundreds of kidnappings and murders.