Judith Miller and the New York Times published front-page stories claiming Iraq had weapons of mass destruction, relying heavily on Ahmed Chalabi's Iraqi National Congress — a source the CIA had discredited. The Pentagon fed information directly to Miller despite CIA disagreements. The Times later acknowledged their coverage 'was not as rigorous as it should have been.' Reporter James Risen said the paper wanted 'stories about WMDs' not 'skeptical stories.' Miller was forced to resign in 2005. No WMDs were ever found. The Iraq War killed over 200,000 Iraqis.