EDITORIAL STAFF
Kit R. Roane
Kit R. Roane is a Senior Producer at Retro Report. He has worked as a journalist and documentary photographer for more than 20 years, covering local, national and foreign assignments for a variety of publications, including The New York Times and U.S. News & World Report. Kit has reported on events, from the wars in Bosnia, Afghanistan and Iraq to the Los Angeles riots, the Oklahoma City bombing, the OJ Simpson case and the abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib. He has also written several screenplays, including one for Warner Bros. Pictures.

Nuclear Meltdowns Raised Fears, but Growing Energy Needs May Outweigh Them

Can Race Be a Factor in College Admissions? SCOTUS Reconsiders Affirmative Action.

Holocaust Survivors Fleeing Ukraine Find New Home in Germany
The Weight of Stigma: Heavier Patients Confront a Bias

Dictators and Civil Wars: The Cold War in Latin America

Presidents v. Press: How the Pentagon Papers Leak Set Up First Amendment Showdowns

In El Salvador, a Journalist Faces New Limits. ‘We Want to Continue Shedding Light.’

What's in a Number? Some Research Shows That a Lower B.M.I. Isn't Always Better.

As Massacre Survivors Seek Justice, El Salvador Grapples With 1,000 Ghosts

Why the Cold War Race for Nuclear Weapons Is Still a Threat

How the Korean War Changed the Way the U.S. Goes to Battle

The Cold War on TV: Joseph McCarthy vs. Edward R. Murrow

How the Cold War Arms Race Fueled a Sprint to the Moon

How a Cold War Airlift Saved Berlin With Food, Medicine and Chocolate

Health Risks of Vaping: Lessons From the Battle With Big Tobacco

Why History Urges Caution on Immunity Testing

Coronavirus, Smoking, Vaping: Studies From the Past That Alarm Scientists

Do Whistleblower Protections Work? Ask This One.
whistleblowers seeking to expose wrongdoing.

AIDS: From Ryan White to Today's Silent Epidemic

Send In the Special Ops Forces

Population Bomb: The Overpopulation Theory That Fell Flat

The Surprising Legacy of the Boy in the Bubble

Could We Geoengineer Ourselves Out of Climate Change?

Thalidomide: Return of an Infamous Pill

Online All the Time? Researchers Predicted It.

A Trusted Pill Turned Deadly. How Tylenol Made a Comeback

Why We Can't Have a Civil Conversation About Guns

Us vs. Them: from George Wallace to Donald Trump

Raising Doubts about Evolution… in Science Class

Rachel Carson’s Warning on D.D.T. Ignited an Environmental Movement

Princess Diana Brought Attention to Land Mines, but Their Danger Lingers

The Populist Politician and California's Property Tax Revolt

Runaway Plane

When Dreams Fly

Being in the Bubble

From Crack Babies to Oxytots: Lessons Not Learned

He's the only CIA Contractor to be Convicted in a Torture-related Case
The story of the first and only interrogator connected to the CIA to be convicted in a torture-related case.
For teachers: This video is part of a collection of resources including four short films, each accompanied by a lesson plan and student activity.

The Murder of US Churchwomen in El Salvador That Exposed a Government Coverup

Flawed Evidence: The Limits of Science in the Crime Lab

Agent Orange: Last Chapter of the Vietnam War

The Battle For Busing

The Tawana Brawley Story
