The Story (60 page)

Morillon, Lucie,
286

Moussaoui, Zacarias,
270

Moynihan, Daniel Patrick,
314

Mubarak, Hosni,
13
,
77
,
103

Mueller, Robert,
165

Muhammad's Army,
106

Murdoch, Rupert,
354
–55n14

Murray, Thomas,
37

Muslim Brotherhood,
77

Mutawakil, Wakil Ahmad,
141
,
142
,
143

Myers, Richard,
233

My Life
(Clinton),
132

Mylroie, Laurie,
5
,
11
,
102

Nation,
222

neoconservatives (Bush administration).
See also
Feith, Douglas; Perle, Richard; Wolfowitz, Paul

Bolton at UN and,
262

Chalabi and,
157
,
189
,
207
,
341
n1

CIA director Woolsey and,
151

criticism of Miller and,
xii
,
206
,
209

Iraq War and Saddam overthrow advocated,
150
,
151
,
154
,
166
,
168
,
169
,
314

Plame leak and,
304

spread of democracy in the Middle East and,
168
,
326

Wolfowitz on Libby,
314

working for Rumsfeld,
167

News of the World,
354
–55n14

Newsweek,
86

New York Observer,
317

New York Review of Books,
221

New York Times. See also
Miller, Judith; Rosenthal, Abe M.; Sulzberger, Arthur, Jr.;
specific editors and reporters

Abramson firing,
320
,
358
n16

Blair
plagiarism scandal and,
184
,
185
–86,
349
n5

book donations to prison,
269

Bush's West Point address coverage,
170

Butler op-ed on Iraq and anthrax letters,
151

Cairo bureau,
65
–66,
74
,
81
–82,
85

career path at,
98
,
101

Chalabi and,
232

circulation numbers and falling readership,
317

confirmation of sources and,
263

conflict-of-interest and nepotism rules,
60

editor's note, “The
Times
and Iraq,” on prewar Iraq reporting,
205
,
225
–26,
228
–29,
230
,
231
,
232
,
249
,
253
,
347
n10,
348
–49n2,
349
n4,
350
n8

“entrenched culture of indolence,”
94

firing of Raines and Boyd,
191
,
193
–94

foreign staff,
65
–66,
69
,
73
,
74

Guild (union),
297

Gulf War coverage,
11
,
102
,
104
–7

headquarters, New York,
48
,
49
,
171

history of,
55

“Holy Warriors” series, pre-9/11,
146

investigations editor lacking, pre-Iraq war,
346
n7

investigative journalism and,
55

Iran-Contra scandal story,
95
–97

Iraq War coverage,
173
–84,
187
–88,
189
–91
(see also
Miller, Judith;
specific reporters)

joint bylines,
164

layoffs and buyouts in 2012,
317
–18

London bureau,
94
,
99

Miller encounters hostility at (“war on Judy”),
293
–98,
356
n2

Miller first-person account of grand jury testimony and
Times
response piece,
288
–92,
310
–11,
355
n17

Miller resignation, legal settlement and terms of agreement,
301
,
318
,
356
n2

Miller's protection of source legal battle,
245
,
250
–53,
272
,
274
,
276
,
280
,
281
,
352
n1

mobile germ lab stories,
209
–10

Murdoch criticism of,
354
–55n14

“A Nation Challenged” series,
153

news editor job at,
56
,
94
–95

9/11 terrorist attacks coverage,
147
,
164
,
340
n4

Okrent's column on
Times's
flawed journalism,
229
–30,
231
,
232
,
249

Okrent's position created,
349
n5

Paris bureau,
81
,
82
,
87
–91

Pentagon coverage,
163

Pentagon Papers and,
54
,
251
,
252
,
280

policy on first-person accounts,
11
,
89

Pulitzers,
xi
,
54
,
149
,
170
,
186
,
226
,
298

reporter rules,
137

reporters and high-risk situations,
74
,
87

Republican dislike of,
97

rituals of form and content,
57

rules about objectivity,
346
n6

salary gap at,
42

size of work force,
42

staff revolt at,
172
,
186
–87,
191
,
193
–94

style and standards book,
295

“the surge” and,
19

turf protection at,
94
,
163
,
164

Washington bureau,
41
,
42
,
46
,
48
,
53
–58,
91
–99,
135
,
148
,
229
(see also
Abramson, Jill)

Watergate and,
54
–55,
94

Wilson op-ed,
242

Wilson's charge of intelligence manipulation reported,
283

WMD intelligence failures investigation,
228
–29

women employees, sexism, and discrimination lawsuits,
41
–43,
53
–54,
60
,
93
,
93
n,
95
,
98
,
335
n1,
335
n3

9/11 Commission,
136
,
339
n1

conclusions of,
145
–46

failures within the intelligence community identified,
78
–79

9/11 terrorist attacks,
147
,
340
n4,
340
n5

hijackers as middle-class,
77

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed linked to,
136

Moussaoui and,
270

NYPD's efforts to prevent another attack,
239

Saddam Hussein and,
14

Times's
“Terror and Response” series,
149

US intelligence failures and,
145
–46,
149

Nixon, Richard

ends US germ warfare program,
116

Watergate and,
55

North, Oliver,
96

North Korea,
197

Nothing But the Truth
(film),
356
–57n3

Novak, Robert,
242
–43,
244
,
282
,
283
,
304
,
305
,
309
,
350
–51n2,
352
n6

“Now They Tell Us” (Massing),
221

Obama, Barack,
335
n7

Iraq War withdrawal and,
1
,
26
–27,
322

leak investigations under,
319
–21

as secretive and closed administration,
320

Syria and,
322
–23

Ochs, Adolph,
55

Ohio State University,
44

Okrent, Daniel,
226
,
229
–30,
231
,
232
,
249
,
349
n5,
349
n6,
350
n8

Omar, Mullah,
143

O'Neill, John,
147
–48,
340
n5

Oregonian,
172

Oslo Accords of 1993,
107
,
111
–12

O'Sullivan, Meghan,
313
,
358
n11

Pakistan, Bin Laden and,
165

Palestine Hotel, Baghdad,
183

Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO),
69
,
72
,
110

Oslo Accords,
107
,
111
–12

Pasechnik, Vladimir,
197

Patrick, Bill,
118
–19,
150
,
338
n2

Payne, Claudia,
193
,
265
,
285
–86

Pear, Robert,
95

Pearlstine, Norman,
263
–64,
350
–51n2,
352
n6

Peres, Shimon,
107

Perez, Anna,
353
n4

Perle, Richard,
167

Chalabi and,
153
–54,
189
,
341
n1

Perry, Smadar,
112
–13

Perry, Yaakov,
108
,
109

Petraeus, David,
18
–19,
177
,
183
–84,
190
,
200
,
201
,
202
,
345
–46n10

Philadelphia Inquirer,
292
,
352
n1

Pilchen, Saul,
268
,
288

Pillar, Paul,
145
–46,
339
–40n2

Pincus, Walter,
241
,
305
,
350
–51n2,
352
n6

Plame, Valerie,
240
,
241
,
283
,
291
–92,
351
n1,
353
n3,
356
n19,
357
n6,
357
n7

Fitzgerald prosecutions and protection of sources case,
240
–46,
250
–53,
262
–65,
268
,
271
–77,
279
,
280
,
282
,
284
–85,
288
–89,
294
,
302
–6,
308
–12,
313
,
315
–16,
319
,
350
–51n2,
352
n6
(see also
Miller, Judith)

Karl Rove and,
263

Libby criminal trial and,
304

memoir by,
306
–7,
308
,
357
n6

source of leak,
304

Pollack, Kenneth,
209

Pomeroy, Eugene,
182
,
200
,
201

Porter, Tim,
353
n6

Pottinger, Stan,
273

Pound, Ed,
56

Powell, Colin,
167
,
169
,
304

belief in Saddam's WMD,
211
–12

NGIC on aluminum tubes and,
218
,
219

“Pottery Barn” meeting on opposition to Iraq War,
168
,
211
,
342
n9

UN speech,
168
,
187
,
209

Preston, Julia,
208
,
228

“Preventive War and Democratic Politics” (Levy),
343
n13

Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs,
45
,
70
,
335
n5

Progressive
magazine,
4
,
43
,
47

Miller's first article in,
45

Purdy, Matt,
148
,
346
n7

Qaddafi, Mu‘ammar al-,
158

Rabin, Yitzhak,
107
,
108
,
111

Miller interviews,
108
,
109

Oslo Accords,
112

Raines, Howell,
94
,
97
,
98
,
99
,
147
,
148
,
153
,
164
,
171
,
212

Bragg's ouster and,
344
–45n3

criticism aimed at,
225

defense of Iraq stories,
231

Engelberg clashes with,
171
–72

firing of,
191
,
193
,
194
,
206
,
209
,
244
,
297
,
299
,
355
–56n18

Miller in Iraq War and,
175
,
176
,
180
,
183
,
188

Miller's WMD reporting and,
190
,
206
,
349
n6,
350
n8

Pulitzers won under,
186

staff revolt and,
296

Times
plagiarism scandal and,
184
,
185
–86,
193

Rashbaum, Will,
239

Rattner, Steve,
57
–58,
63
,
335
n7