Covering The Petraeus Affair
Peter Baker, Jackie Kucinich, Fred Francis and Howard Kurtz on the resignation of the CIA chief.
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What are the rules for the use of anonymous sources?
Few of the defenders of General Petraeus and none of the defenders of General Allen are identified by name in recent press reports. Why not?