News feed

/ Joe Bowen / Grand Forks Herald (North Dakota) / Cramer near center of fight over border wall backfill, Guantanamo Bay
/ Roy Eidelson / CounterPunch / Silencing Our Veterans: a Bridge Too Far
/ Megan Mineiro / Courthouse News Service / Guantanamo Lawyer Says Reviews Ring Hollow
/ Editorial / America Magazine (Jesuit) / Guantánamo must close
/ Carol Rosenberg / New York Times / F.B.I. Agent Testifies That He Sent Questions for C.I.A. Detainees
/ Shravan Kumar reddy Apparigani / Herald Publicist (India) / Donald Trump threatens to ‘release Isil fighters at Europe’s borders’ if home countries don’t take them back
/ John Ryan / Lawdragon / In Sept. 11 Case, One Set of FBI Interrogations Cast in Two Different Lights
/ Julia McKay / Human Rights First / Guantanamo Periodic Review Board Hearings Fail to Meaningfully Review Detention
/ David Welna / NPR / Trump Rules Out Sending Captured ISIS Fighters To Guantánamo Bay
/ Sumaira Hussain / UrduPoint / Gitmo Expenses Prompt Trump To Re-Examine Proposed Plan To Restock Prison With Terrorists
/ Associated Press / Court calls U.S. ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’ torture
/ Newshour on PBS / Why the cost of holding prisoners at Guantanamo Bay keeps rising
/ Peter Baker / New York Times / Trump Says ‘It’s Crazy’ to Spend $13 Million Per Inmate at Guantánamo
/ Alaina Lancaster / Law.com / Ninth Circuit Finds ‘Uncomfortable Facts’ Are Not State Secrets in CIA Torture Ruling (Subscription)
/ Bob Egelko / San Francisco Chronicle / For first time, court calls U.S. “enhanced interrogation techniques” torture
/ Bernie Pazanowski / Bloomberg Law / Holding Guantanamo Detainee Has Due Process Rights Stands
/ Carol Rosenberg / New York Times / Prosecutors Disclose Taped Confession in 9/11 Case
/ Paul Szoldra / Task & Purpose / Guantanamo Bay only has 40 prisoners left. They cost half a billion dollars a year
/ TRT World / A UK-US torture partnership? Leading rights group calls for inquiry
/ Rob Berschinski and Benjamin Haas / Politico / Trump Wants a Torture Proponent to Lead U.S. Human Rights Policy. The Senate Should Say No
more