
Trump Considered Transferring Infected Americans to Guantanamo Bay, Book Says
“Don’t we have an island that we own?” Trump reportedly asked his staff during a February 2020 meeting in the Situation Room
“Don’t we have an island that we own?” Trump reportedly asked his staff during a February 2020 meeting in the Situation Room
An ACLU lawsuit suggests the president's nominee for CIA director, Gina Haspel, has a questionable attitude toward due process
As director of a CIA black site in 2002, Haspel oversaw some of the first "enhanced interrogations" in the War on Terror – now she might run the CIA
"His decision may have been tragic, but there was more to it," says attorney who met with Mohammed Bawazir
Legal director for the Center for Constitutional Rights argues the president's plan is so flawed as to ultimately darken his legacy
Fifteen years of pain and suffering outside the rule of law — why can't we close the prison at Guantanamo Bay?
New York Times editorial criticizes the administration for not releasing prisoner who's been held for 13 years without being charged
Ba Odah has been held at the notorious prison for more than 13 years, despite being cleared for release by top national security agencies
"I thought this song might never see the light of day," Townshend says of 'Truancy: The Very Best of Pete Townshend' track
Detainee Ali Ahmad Mohamed al-Razihi asks to go home to Yemen
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