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This is the second part of my video report from Arizona. (The boring explanation: My phone overheated under the hot Arizona sun and then I had a tech issue on Substack which prevented me from editing together two videos recorded in tandem.)...
In this video, I talk about Navy Seals that I met here in Arizona, how Mexico’s killing of El Mencho — the world’s most-wanted drug trafficker who founded and led the Jalisco New Generation cartel — could have security ramifications in Tucs...
I recently sat down with Wes Tabor, who served as the Drug Enforcement Administration's country attaché in Venezuela. We spoke about Hezbollah, because Caracas has given the Iranian-backed proxy safe haven for years.
Two years after Vladimir Putin’s most prominent opponent dropped dead at “Polar Wolf,” a harsh penal colony in Siberia, five European governments have accused the Kremlin of using a dart frog poison to kill Alexei Navalny.
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Intelligence journalist. Host of SpyCast, the International Spy Museum's podcast. Previously with NPR, Nat Geo, and Smithsonian, after debunking Russian disinformation at the State Department.
Alex Finley is a former officer of the CIA’s Directorate of Operations, where she served in West Africa and Europe. She is the author of the Victor Caro series, satirical novels about the CIA. She also watches yachts.
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