Bill Keller
Events (13)
- May 4, 2003: Bush Administration Relying on Regime Change to Control North Korean Nuclear Program 2003-05-04
- August 12, 2004 and After: Plame Wilson Grand Jury Subpoenas New York Times Reporter 2004-08-12
- October 7, 2004: Judge Holds New York Times Reporter in Contempt, Sentences Her to Jail 2004-10-07
- July 6, 2005: New York Times Reporter Jailed for Refusing to Comply with Subpoena 2005-07-06
- August 8, 2005: Former Clinton Adviser Tells of Rumors Surrounding Reporter’s Involvement in Plame Wilson Leak, Predicts More ‘Times’ Subpoenas 2005-08-08
- September 29, 2005: New York Times Reporter Agrees to Testify in Plame Wilson Grand Jury Hearings, Is Released from Jail 2005-09-29
- October 12, 2005: Times Reporter Testifies for Second Time; Contempt Order Lifted 2005-10-12
- October 16, 2005: New York Times and Times Reporter Admit that Prewar Iraq Stories Were ‘Totally Wrong’ 2005-10-16
- December 6, 2005: Bush Tries to Convince New York Times to Kill Wiretapping Story 2005-12-06
- December 16, 2005: New York Times Explains Decision to Reveal NSA Warrantless Wiretapping Program 2005-12-16
- January 1994: Ukraine Last Soviet State to Give up Nuclear Arsenal
- Early November 2004: New York Times Agrees to Delay Publication of Wiretapping Story until after Elections
- October 1989: US Must Prepare for ‘Fourth-Generation Warfare,’ Analysts Say