/ Spencer Ackerman / Guardian (U.K.) / Guantánamo Bay lawyers deny colluding with judge in key 9/11 case
/ Pardiss Kebriaei / Rolling Stone / Why a Guantanamo Detainee Would Refuse a Chance to Leave
/ Philip Wegman / The Daily Signal (The Heritage Foundation) / To Keep Guantanamo Open, Conservative Senators Push to Declassify Detainee Records
/ John Knefel / Inverse / Guantanamo Bay Commander Says Guards Don't Need to Know What Happened Here
/ Helen Klein Murillo / Lawfare / 6/3 Session: The Rules Are the Rules
/ Britain Eakin / Courthouse News Service / Gitmo Review Board Told of Detainee's Family Ties
/ Heather Brandon / Human Rights First / The 9/11 Case: Some Progress but Still No Start in Sight
/ Anne Richardson / LA Review of Books / Book Review: Inheriting Injustice and Perpetuating Impunity: What You Didn’t Know About Guantánamo
/ Francesca Procaccini / Lawfare / 6/2 Session: Detainee Testifies about Gitmo Conditions
/ Rebecca Gordon / TomDispatch / Bush and Cheney belong in jail: America must answer for its illegal war on terror
/ Larry Siems / Slate / Will the Author of Guantánamo Diary Finally Be Set Free?
/ Katherine Cosgrove / Human Rights First / Moroccan Gitmo Detainee Receives Initial Review
/ Patricia Zengerle / Reuters / White House threatens to veto Senate defense bill
/ John Knefel / Inverse / Transparency is a Catch-22 at Guantanamo Bay
/ Senator David Perdue / Press Release: Senators Perdue, Cotton Call For Full Declassification Review of Guantanamo Detainees’ Terrorist Activity
/ Amy Goodman / Democracy Now! / "I Refuse to Serve as an Empire Chaplain": US Army Minister Resigns Over Drone Program
/ Reuters / Guantanamo Ex-Commander Rejects Charges About Torment by U.S. Guards
/ Andy Worthington / Periodic Review Boards: Two Prisoners Recommended for Release from Guantánamo, Two Have Detention Upheld, Another Seeks Release
/ Jason Leopold / VICE News / After a Detainee Died at a Black Site, the CIA Blamed Training From the Federal Bureau of Prisons
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / 30 of Guantánamo’s last 80 captives are cleared to go
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