Costs of War contributor Roberto Gonzalez’ AI report was featured in The Daily Mail (UK.)

Costs of War was referenced in TomDispatch by Andrea Mazzarino.

Counterpunch cited Costs of War on the financial costs of war in Iraq.

Costs of War was cited by Pressian News (Korea) on military emissions.

An opinion in the New York Times cited Costs of War on post 9/11 war deaths.

A 9/11 editorial in the Orange County Register cited Costs of War.

A piece in Rolling Stone by Nick Turse cited the Sexual Assault report.

Costs of War figures were cited by Kamala Harris in the debate, according to The Washington Post.

Costs of War was cited in a piece in Cyberwire.

Costs of War was cited in Revista Forum (Brazil) on indirect deaths in the post-9/11 wars.

A fellow from the Muslim Counterpublics Lab wrote a piece extensively citing Costs of War research.

USA Today cited Costs of War research on counterterrorism operations worldwide on 9/11.

An op-ed in NJ Today cited Costs of War on post 9/11 war deaths.

An op-ed on 9/11 in the Appalachian News Express (Ky.) cited Costs of War research on US military deaths in the post 9/11 wars.

Pearls and Irritations, John Menadue’s blog, cited Costs of War on the human and financial costs of the post-9/11 wars.

An op-ed appeared in several outlets citing Costs of War on the financial costs of the post-9/11 wars, including CBS Austin and Fox 17 Nashville. It also ran in the Baltimore Sun and the Baltimore Post.

An op-ed on Gaza in the Baltimore Sun cited Costs of War research on civilians killed in Iraq.

Costs of War was cited on the human costs of war in The Intercept.

Contributors Roberto J. Gonzalez and William Hartung were quoted in The American Prospect on a piece about the relationship between Silicon Valley and the MIC.

Costs of War research on military emissions was cited in MDR (Germany).

Neta was interviewed on the Climate One podcast, which was replayed on more than a dozen NPR stations across the country.

Costs of War was cited in Zona Jakarta (Indonesia) on the sexual assault report.

An article in Patheos cited Costs of War’s Profits of War.

Project on Government Oversight cited Costs of War research on sexual assault in their newsletter "The Paper Trail".