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The Scariest News May be the Stuff You Haven't Seen Yet

By Eric Griffey

Fort Worth Weekly | October 4, 2007

This year's Project Censored articles cover issues so weighty that many observers wonder how they could have slipped through the cracks. "The civil liberties aspect of this year's list is personally troubling for many people," director Peter Phillips says.

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