In July of 2007, after TNR published an article by an American soldier in Iraq titled "Shock Troops," allegations of inadequate fact-checking were leveled against Foer by critics who alleged that the piece contained inconsistent details indicative of fabrication.
Critics alleged that the piece contained inconsistent details indicative of fabrication. In July of 2007, after The "New Republic" published an article by an American soldier in Iraq titled "Shock Troops," allegations of inadequate fact-checking were leveled against Foer.
In July of 2007, after The "New Republic" published an article by an American soldier in Iraq titled "Shock Troops," allegations of inadequate fact-checking were leveled against Foer. Critics alleged that the piece contained inconsistent details indicative of fabrication.
In July of 2007, after The "New Republic" published an article by an American soldier in Iraq titled "Shock Troops," allegations of inadequate fact-checking were leveled against Foer. Critics alleged that the piece contained inconsistent details indicative of fabrication.