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Scott Anderson

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Husband of 1 | Father of 4 | Sports Fan | Gaming Enthusiast | Music Lover | Chief Comms Officer @TheCityofFargo | Editorial Director for @RectifyGaming
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1979: How the U.S. and Iran Went From Allies to Enemies

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By Michael Barbaro , Scott Anderson , Rikki Novetsky 
| The New York Times
The DailySubscribe: 1979: How the U.S. and Iran Went From Allies to Enemies The regime in Iran, with which the United States is at war, is the same that came to power rejecting the U.S.-Iranian alliance of the 1970s.
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Finding a Rear Window to Our Obsessions at the Alfred Hitchcock Festival | Essay - Comstock's magazine

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By Scott Anderson 
| Comstock’s Magazine
Though born in London, Alfred Hitchcock found a second home in California and highlighted many out-of-the-way corners of the Golden State in his films. (Shutterstock illustration) For the Last Word column, a journalist muses on the lasting draw of Hitchcock films Back Commentary This story is part of our May 2026 issue. To read the print version, click here. “Obsession.” That’s a word I heard a lot at the Alfred Hitchcock Festival in March.
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Ishi’s story still haunts the Valley and beyond

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By Scott Anderson 
| Appeal-Democrat
It’s hard to believe that it happened in Oroville of all places, that an embodiment of the land’s lost voices – and a final survivor of the state’s darkest crimes – appeared in the flesh near barking dogs at a slaughterhouse on the edge of town. He was sun-scorched and starving. He spoke a language that no one, including Native Americans in the area, could really understand. There were deep-reaching memories that weighted his eyes. This stranger came to be known as Ishi.
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