/ Valerie Hopkins / Guardian (U.K.) / 'I can get my soul out of prison': the art made by Guantánamo detainees
/ Rupert Stone / Daily Mail (UK) / We used torture and it didn't work, says top Guantanamo interrogation expert in a fierce attack on Trump’s bid to see it return for suspected terrorists
/ Joseph Tanfani / Chicago Tribune / Accused leader of 2012 Benghazi attacks on U.S. diplomats to face trial in federal court
/ Agence France Presse / ACLU presses Pentagon over captured American IS fighter
/ Law360 (Tennessee) / High Court To Weigh Nature Of Gitmo Review Judgeships
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Red Cross to meet American ISIS captive held by U.S. military
/ Andy Worthington / Eurasia Review / No Justice At Guantánamo After 250 Days Of Trump
/ Rhode Island Artscape / NPR / Welcome to Camp America, Inside Guantanamo Bay
/ Sudarsan Raghavan / Washington Post / These Libyan ex-militiamen were once linked to al-Qaeda. Now they wield power in a new order.
/ Eli W. Burnes and Sarah J. Hong / Harvard Crimson / Lawyers Discuss CIA Torture Lawsuit
/ Adam Klasfeld / Courthouse News Service / Judge Peels Off Layer of CIA Torture Secrecy
/ Rebecca Joseph / Global News (Canada) / Justin Trudeau says anger over Omar Khadr case will ensure it never happens again
/ teleSUR / Senior Officer, Under Oath, Admit That Guantanamo Activist Rabbani Was Profiled
/ Sadie Gurman / Associated Press / Benghazi trial could undercut AG Sessions’ push for Gitmo tribunals
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / U.S. deliberately withheld medical care at Guantánamo, federal lawsuit claims
/ Rachel Weiner / Washington Post / A suit over Abu Ghraib getting to ‘what actually happened’
/ Lisa Blaydes and Martha Crenshaw / Washington Post / How 9/11 created a feedback loop for international jihadism
/ Spencer S. Hsu / Washington Post / Trial for accused leader in Benghazi attacks pushed back a week
/ Andy Worthington / An Extraordinarily Powerful, Poetic Article about Guantánamo and the Sea by Former Prisoner Mansoor Adayfi
/ Andy Worthington / 14 Years On, US Court Rules that Iraqis Tortured at Abu Ghraib Can Sue US Contractor
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