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The Civil Rights Photographer<br>Who Was an FBI Informant

The Civil Rights Photographer
Who Was an FBI Informant

The Complex Legacy of an MLK Confidant on the FBI's Payroll

By Marc Perrusquia | March 27, 2018

The Birth of the Cuban-American Mob

The Birth of the Cuban-American Mob

How Cuban Revolutionaries, Cops, and Gamblers Built a Mafia

By T.J. English | March 22, 2018

Why Agatha Christie Is <br>Still the Queen of Crime

Why Agatha Christie Is
Still the Queen of Crime

The Deeply Human Puzzles of Mystery's Famous Master

By Laura Thompson | March 14, 2018

America’s First Opioid Epidemic

America’s First Opioid Epidemic

The Long, Sordid History of Heroin, the Original Wonder Drug

By Lawrence Goldstone | March 13, 2018

Face to Face with the Colombian Paras

Face to Face with the Colombian Paras

Tracking the Rise of Colombia's Cocaine Smuggling Paramilitaries

By Maria McFarland Sanchez-Moreno | March 12, 2018

Omar Comin! The Wire’s Creators and Stars Remember the Birth of an Icon

Omar Comin! The Wire’s Creators and Stars Remember the Birth of an Icon

How a Baltimore Stick-up Artist Was Immortalized

By Jonathan Abrams | March 9, 2018

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Mickey Spillane Turns 100

By Max Allan Collins | March 9, 2018

The CIA’s Covert, Completely Insane War on Vietnam Defectors

By Matthew Sweet | March 9, 2018

When the Devil Comes to Town: Solving a Bloody, 100-Year-Old Murder

By Bill James and Rachel McCarthy James | September 21, 2017

Can the Internet's True Crime Obsession Lead to Real-Life Justice?

Can the Internet's True Crime Obsession Lead to Real-Life Justice?

On Crowdsourcing the Righting of Wrongs, and Solving Cold Cases

By Kathleen Barber | August 8, 2017

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