Does Zero Dark Thirty Really Defend Torture?
Deciphering Kathryn Bigelow's upcoming film about the hunt for bin Laden
Deciphering Kathryn Bigelow's upcoming film about the hunt for bin Laden
Wants to send them to Gitmo
Not a great place to be nabbed for any reason
Prosecutors want to force him to show up
The public might want to know what its employees have been doing
References dumping of Osama's body, drone strikes
The feds want to keep their conduct quiet
Victims say they were shocked, beaten with belts and sticks
The feds are being coy about documents detailing their activities
The ACLU argued information about unauthorized techniques could not be classified and exempt for national security. A judge disagreed
Wants to return to the methods that worked so well during the Bush years
23 Americans tried in absentia for kidnapping a terror suspect in Milan
Minister steps down; guards replaced
Bush apologists claimed only three people were ever waterboarded
Somehow, it's no less creepy that the pediatrician who water-boarded his stepdaughter specializes in near-death experience
Like their U.S. counterparts, officials in the Great White North won't officially use coercive techniques, but they reserve the right to accept any data obtained that way by others
A primer for overseas investigations conducted by the FBI specifies isolation and other tools intended to induce fear
What's the difference between Obama's anti-terrorism policies and Bush's?
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