Aug 28, 2008, Mark Mazzetti and Eric Schmitt, New York Times, Military Sending Foreign Fighters to Home Nations
Aug 28, 2008, Nat Hentoff, Zanesville (OH) Times Recorder, Preserving the Bush legacy
Aug 28, 2008, Editorial, Paris (TN) Post-Intelligencer, Can White House tell Congress no?
Aug 28, 2008, Richard B. Schmitt, Los Angeles Times, Executive privilege showdown looms for Congress, White House
Aug 28, 2008, Anthony Lin, Law.com, 2nd Circuit Appears Skeptical of Validity of Patriot Act's National Security Letters
Aug 28, 2008, Duncan Campbell, Guardian (UK), US warning to court in alleged torture case
Aug 28, 2008, Charles Wilson, Washington Post, Charlie Wilson's Peace
Aug 28, 2008, Dave Lindorff, Common Dreams, The Land of the Silent and the Home of the Fearful
Aug 28, 2008, ACLU Press Release, Common Dreams, ACLU Responds to Arrest of ABC Reporter in Denver
Aug 27, 2008, Matt Apuzzo, Associated Press, Judge fears secret hearings over Guantanamo Bay
Aug 27, 2008, Jennifer Quinn, Associated Press, Guantánamo detainee's case back in UK court
Aug 27, 2008, Joseph Goldstein, New York Sun, FBI Accused of Violating 1st Amendment
Aug 27, 2008, CNN, Cheney defends 'alternative' interrogation techniques
Aug 27, 2008, Renee Snyder, Sun Sentinel (FL), 9-11 revisited
Aug 27, 2008, Editorial, Miami (FL) Herald, Desperate for a 'win'
Aug 26, 2008, Associated Press, 2 Guantanamo inmates transferred to Algeria
Aug 26, 2008, Gordon Lubold, Christian Science Monitor, US builds new detention center in Afghanistan
Aug 26, 2008, Associated Press, FBI: Phone record seizure was miscommunication
Aug 26, 2008, Jason Leopold, Public Record, Judge Denies White House Request for Stay, Says Miers Must Testify
Aug 26, 2008, Agence France-Presse, Ex-Guantanamo detainees appeal to US Supreme Court
Aug 26, 2008, Margaret Huang, Washington Post, Taking Liberties At Homeland Security
Aug 26, 2008, Mark Walker, North County (CA) Times, Study cites poor public access to military courts
Aug 26, 2008, United Press International, Al-Qaida suspect's U.S. son held
Aug 25, 2008, John Bresnahan, Politico, White House, House Judiciary hold secret talks on Miers subpoena
Aug 25, 2008, Carrie Porter, Rocky Mountain News (Denver, CO), Water torture act creates a stir at protest
Aug 25, 2008, BBC News, Poland probes 'secret CIA jail'
Aug 25, 2008, Danny Westneat, Seattle Times, Denver latest stop on Yee's unlikely journey
Aug 25, 2008, Joanne Mariner, FindLaw, A UK Window into CIA Abuses
Aug 24, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, That Troubled Terrorism List
Aug 24, 2008, Keith B. Richburg, Washington Post, Homeland Security Comes to Vermont
Aug 23, 2008, Randal C. Archibold, New York Times, US ends voluntary deportation program
Aug 23, 2008, Josh White, Washington Post, Guards' Lapses Cited in Guantanamo Detainee Suicides
Aug 23, 2008, Carol Rosenberg, Miami (FL) Herald, U.S. Navy closes case on 3 Guantánamo suicides
Aug 23, 2008, Aziz Huq, The Nation, FBI Seeks Sweeping New Powers
Aug 23, 2008, Charlie Savage, New York Times, Vetted Judges More Likely to Reject Asylum Bids
Aug 22, 2008, Jeanne Meserve, CNN, Name on government watch list threatens pilot's career
Aug 22, 2008, Jacob G. Hornberger, Media with Conscience, Dictatorial Power on War and Treaties
Aug 22, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, A New Rush to Spy
Aug 22, 2008, Mike McPhee, Denver Post, Police told to watch for stockpiles, from pipes to bikes
Aug 22, 2008, David M. Crane, Daily Star (Lebanon), Sudan's crimes, China, and losing the moral high ground
Aug 22, 2008, Curt Anderson, Los Angeles Times, Cairo connection for terror supporter Padilla wanted in US, held without charge in Egypt
Aug 22, 2008, David Edwards and Muriel Kane, Raw Story, Congress issues 'hard-hitting report with no teeth' about Bush signing statements
Aug 21, 2008, Joanne Mariner, CounterPunch, The Driver and the Kangaroo-Skinner: The Military Commission Trials, So Far
Aug 21, 2008, Kurt Opsahl, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Appeals Court Remands Gov't Appeal in Hepting v. AT&T
Aug 21, 2008, Eric Lichtblau, New York Times, New Guidelines Would Give F.B.I. Broader Powers
Aug 21, 2008, Jonathan Turley, New York Times, How a Jihadist Curtailed a President's Authority
Aug 21, 2008, Gerald Skoning, National Law Journal, Military Judges Shine in Guantanamo Trials
Aug 21, 2008, Paul Davenport, Associated Press, Ruling protects Arizonan who sells anti-war shirts
Aug 21, 2008, Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press, Justice delays new rules on terror investigations
Aug 21, 2008, James Sturcke, Guardian (UK), British security services colluded in unlawful detention of terror suspect, court rules
Aug 21, 2008, Reuters, Appeals court sends wiretap case back to lower court
Aug 21, 2008, Nat Hentoff, Zanesville (OH) Times Recorder, Truly American trials of terrorism suspects
Aug 21, 2008, John Brown, Common Dreams, America in the World: Silenced by Bus
Aug 20, 2008, Byron Williams, Oakland (CA) Tribune, We don't need a Christian-in-chief, we need a commander-in-chief
Aug 20, 2008, Katherine Hughes, Pacific Free Press (Canada), Charity Cancer Doctor Appeals Prison Sentence for Helping Children
Aug 20, 2008, Del Quentin Wilber, Washington Post, Legal Logjam May Be Ahead
Aug 20, 2008, Ellen Nakashima, Washington Post, Citizens' U.S. Border Crossings Tracked
Aug 20, 2008, Jo Becker, Salon.com, American credibility on trial
Aug 20, 2008, Zofeen Ebrahim, Inter Press Service, Mystery Behind Aafia Siddiqi's 'Arrest' Deepens
Aug 20, 2008, Alan Bisbort, Hartford (CT) Advocate, Library Cards: Does Big Brother know what you're reading?
Aug 20, 2008, Jay Cook, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, A lesson from Pakistan: Don't undercut the courts
Aug 20, 2008, Gail Robinson, Gotham Gazette (NY), Remedial Lessons in Civil Liberties
Aug 20, 2008, Daphne Eviatar, Washington Independent, Experts Predict Slew of Torture Suits
Aug 20, 2008, Steven Aftergood, Secrecy News, White House Signing Statements “Unsubstantiated,” Report Says
Aug 20, 2008, Steven Aftergood, Secrecy News, Senators Say Secrecy Impedes Oversight of Torture Policy
Aug 20, 2008, Ray McGovern, Common Dreams, Musharraf Out, Like Nixon; Bush Still In, Like Flynn
Aug 20, 2008, Caryle Murphy, Christian Science Monitor, For Gitmo detainee, rare phone call home to Saudi Arabia
Aug 19, 2008, Deepak Tripathi, CounterPunch, A New Age of Torture
Aug 19, 2008, Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press, Senators seek to delay new rules in terror probes
Aug 19, 2008, Murray Waas, Huffington Post, New Justice Department Push To Keep Bush Aides From Testifying
Aug 19, 2008, United Press International, Bush still dogged about attorneys scandal
Aug 19, 2008, Human Rights First Press Release, Common Dreams, Blueprint for the Next President Provides Step-by-Step Guide to Closing Guantanamo
Aug 19, 2008, Sherwood Ross, OpEdNews.com, How Jack Goldsmith Gave Torture Green Light
Aug 19, 2008, Michael Kenney, Boston Globe, In the shadows of the war on terror
Aug 19, 2008, John Buell, Bangor (ME) Daily News, Torture's political invisibility
Aug 19, 2008, Editorial, Los Angeles Times, Miscarriage of Justice
Aug 18, 2008, Larry Neumeister, Associated Press, NY judge wants CIA to reveal 'torture' documents
Aug 18, 2008, Editorial, Bangor (ME) Daily News, Telling the whole truth
Aug 18, 2008, William Fisher, Inter Press Service, Arar Faces Uphill Legal Battle
Aug 18, 2008, Rick Rogers, San Diego Union-Tribune, Marine lawyer has sought judicial reform
Aug 18, 2008, Heather J. Chin, The Bulletin (Philadelphia, PA), Hundreds Protest Psychologists' Role In Torture
Aug 18, 2008, Tom Hays, Los Angeles Times, NYC police want to screen Manhattan-bound vehicles for radiation, other terrorism threats
Aug 18, 2008, Ron Marsico, Star-Ledger (NJ), Airport cops seek terrorism's subtle signs
Aug 17, 2008, Marryam Haleem, alt.muslim, It's Women and Children Now
Aug 17, 2008, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, Journalist says U.S. target was Al-Jazeera
Aug 17, 2008, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, Force Feeding Called Inhumane
Aug 17, 2008, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, U.S. has held 12 journalists as terrorists
Aug 17, 2008, Carl Hulse, New York Times, The Why-Haven't-You Impeached-the-President Tour
Aug 17, 2008, Matthew Rothschild, The Progressive, Detention in American Should Not Be a Death Sentence
Aug 17, 2008, Robin Shulman, Washington Post, In N.Y., Waterboarding as Dark Art
Aug 17, 2008, Jumah al Dossari, Washington Post, A Detainee Speaks: I'm Home, but Still Haunted by Guantanamo
Aug 16, 2008, Editorial, Chicago Tribune, Those Gitmo surprises
Aug 16, 2008, Editorial, Globe and Mail (Canada), Maher Arar in the U.S.: Facing the accusers
Aug 16, 2008, Editorial, Washington Post, A Home for a Detainee: U.S. government wants to get Huzaifa Parhat out of Guantanamo Bay.
Aug 16, 2008, Spencer H. Hsu and Carrie Johnson, Washington Post, U.S. May Ease Police Spy Rules, More Intelligence Changes Planned
Aug 16, 2008, Benedict Carey, New York Times, Psychologists Clash on Aiding Interrogations
Aug 16, 2008, Eric Lichtblau and David Johnston, New York Times, F.B.I. Will Present Scientific Evidence in Anthrax Case to Counter Doubts
Aug 16, 2008, Darryl Fears, Washington Post, Immigration Is Snaring U.S. Citizens In Its Raids
Aug 15, 2008, Joseph Goldstein, New York Sun, Psychologists Are Split Over Gitmo
Aug 15, 2008, Emma Schwartz, ABC News, Lawsuit Filed Against Gonzales & DOJ Officials
Aug 15, 2008, Paisley Dodds, Associated Press, UN panel has concerns on human rights in Britain
Aug 15, 2008, Mike Melia, Associated Press, Guantanamo prisoner boycotts war crimes trial
Aug 15, 2008, Mike Rosen-Molina, Jurist, US military judge disqualifies Pentagon advisor from another Guantanamo trial
Aug 15, 2008, P. Solomon Banda, Associated Press, Grim warehouse set to process convention arrests
Aug 15, 2008, Edith Honan/Vicki Allen (Ed.), Reuters, U.S. court rules Saudi Arabia immune in 9/11 case
Aug 15, 2008, Eliot J. Chandler, Bangor (ME) Daily News, Behind Politics, A Philosophy of Fear
Aug 15, 2008, Lynne Henderson, Common Dreams, Rushing to Acquit
Aug 14, 2008, Heather Green, Business Week, Congress to Push Web Privacy
Aug 14, 2008, American Friends Service Committee Press Release, Common Dreams, California Becomes First State to Condemn Use of Torture in 'War on Terror'
Aug 14, 2008, Colin Freeze, Globe and Mail (Canada), U.S. court to review Arar torture lawsuit
Aug 14, 2008, Pierre Atlas, Indianapolis (IN) Star, U.S. must send unified message to Moscow
Aug 14, 2008, Daniel Barlow, Barre-Montpelier (VT) Times Argus, Vermont Public Service Department: Drop phone spy case
Aug 14, 2008, Amy Goodman, TruthDig, Don't Cage Dissent
Aug 14, 2008, RTT News, Congress, White House In Harsh Letter Exchange Over Subpoenaed Testimony
Aug 13, 2008, Mike Melia, Associated Press, Gitmo jurors disappointed convict could be held
Aug 13, 2008, Agence France-Presse, Young detainees appear at Guantanamo hearings
Aug 13, 2008, Agence France-Presse, Pakistani scientist 'was not held by US military': army spokeswoman
Aug 13, 2008, Eric Umansky, Pro Publica, Abuse Could Be Detailed in 2nd Gitmo Trial
Aug 13, 2008, David Akin, CanWest News Service (Canada), 'Sexy' Khadr charges meant to boost support for military
Aug 13, 2008, Matt Apuzzo, New York Sun, Court Refuses To Resurrect Plame Lawsuit
Aug 13, 2008, Johanna Neuman, Los Angeles Times, Pelosi slammed in L.A. on failure to impeach Bush
Aug 13, 2008, Mike Melia, Associated Press, Adviser to Guantanamo trials faces more criticism
Aug 13, 2008, United Press International, Reporters' group wants FBI explanation
Aug 13, 2008, Richmond (VA) Times-Dispatch, Panelists Call for Ban on Torture
Aug 12, 2008, Editorial, Salt Lake Tribune, U.S. impotence: Statesmanship not possible without moral standing
Aug 12, 2008, Mike Rosen-Molina, Jurist, Federal court denies transfer for Uighur Guantanamo detainees
Aug 12, 2008, Farah Stockman, Boston Globe, Activist turned extremist, US says
Aug 12, 2008, Editorial, The Republican (Springfield, MA), Protecting liberty an ongoing battle
Aug 12, 2008, Mike Carter, Seattle Times, Abu Ghraib torture lawsuit moved to Virginia
Aug 11, 2008, Paul Sloth, Racine (WI) Journal Times, Eye-opening project
Aug 11, 2008, Deborah Colson, Jurist, Hamdan verdict is not a "victory" for American justice
Aug 11, 2008, Andrew Tilghman, TPMMuckraker.com, Lawmakers Still Seeking Details On FBI's Illegal Records Demands
Aug 11, 2008, Reuters, Pakistani denied bail over attack on U.S. troops
Aug 11, 2008, Cyrus Ombati and Brian Adero, Standard (Kenya), Strange mission at Wilson Airport
Aug 11, 2008, Cambridge News (UK), War On Terror board game seized by police
Aug 11, 2008, William Glaberson, International Herald Tribune, Puzzles still abound at Guantánamo
Aug 10, 2008, Jeffrey Rosen, New York Times, Voices of Victims
Aug 10, 2008, Nat Hentoff, Metro West Daily News (Framingham, MA), McCain's excellent British import
Aug 10, 2008, Stephen Soldz, Boston Globe, Ending the Psychological Mind Games on Detainees
Aug 10, 2008, Hussein Ibish, Guardian (UK), Guilt by association for US Muslims
Aug 10, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, The United States v. the Driver
Aug 10, 2008, Editorial, Washington Post, Trial by Tribunal
Aug 10, 2008, Josh White, Washington Post, Detainee May Not Go Free After Sentence
Aug 9, 2008, Debra Cassens Weiss, American Bar Association Journal, Pentagon Papers Leaker Daniel Ellsberg Sees Parallel in Disclosure of Wiretap Program
Aug 9, 2008, William Glaberson, New York Times, War Crimes System Is Still on Trial
Aug 9, 2008, John W. Dean, FindLaw, Judge Bates Slams the Bush White House's Claims of Congressional Immunity
Aug 9, 2008, William J. Broad and Scott Shane, New York Times, For Suspects, Anthrax Case Had Big Costs
Aug 9, 2008, Carrie Johnston, Washington Post, FBI Apologizes to Post, Times for Breach of Phone Records
Aug 8, 2008, Shayana Kadidal, Huffington Post, The Hamdan Military Commission Trial: A Post-Mortem
Aug 8, 2008, Editorial, Salt Lake Tribune, Driving Osama: Respect sentence for bin Laden's driver
Aug 8, 2008, Glenn Greenwald, Salon.com, Accountability Now/Strange Bedfellows Money Bomb
Aug 8, 2008, David G. Savage, Los Angeles Times, Hamdan case sets stage for bigger trials at Guantanamo
Aug 8, 2008, Andy Worthington, Huffington Post, Salim Hamdan's Sentence Signals the End of Guantanamo
Aug 8, 2008, Dan Froomkin, Washington Post, Foot-Dragging to the Finish
Aug 8, 2008, Nick Mottern, TruthOut, US Military in Iraq Tosses Detention Questions to Gates
Aug 8, 2008, Kim Ghattas, BBC News, All Sides Claim Guantanamo Trial Win
Aug 7, 2008, Richard Norton-Taylor, Guardian (UK), Kafkaesque rendition
Aug 7, 2008, Agence France-Presse, NY trial lifts lid on Pakistani mother mystery
Aug 7, 2008, Robert Parry, Consortium News, The Hamdan Principle and You
Aug 7, 2008, Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times, Osama bin Laden driver sentenced to 5-1/2 years
Aug 7, 2008, Agence France-Presse, Guantánamo detainee petitions rights panel over torture
Aug 7, 2008, Scott Horton, Harper's, Verdict on Hamdan
Aug 7, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, Guilty as Ordered
Aug 7, 2008, Sean Michael Kerner, InternetNews.com, Hackers: Uncle Sam Wants You
Aug 6, 2008, Ted Rall, Yahoo! News, It's the Torture, Stupid
Aug 6, 2008, William Fisher, Huffington Post, Memo to Obama and McCain: Add to Your To-Do List
Aug 6, 2008, Maya Schenwar, TruthOut, The PATRIOT Act's War on Charity
Aug 6, 2008, William Glaberson, New York Times, Bin Laden's Driver Found Guilty in Split Verdict
Aug 6, 2008, Elana Schor, Guardian (UK), Guantánamo Bay: How Tribunals Work
Aug 6, 2008, Suzanne Goldenberg, New York Times, Mystery of 'Ghost of Bagram' - Victim of Torture or Captured in a Shootout?
Aug 6, 2008, Ariel Kaminer, New York Times, Coney Island Sideshow Has Guantánamo Theme
Aug 6, 2008, Stephen Lendman, Atlantic Free Press (Netherlands), Torture as Official US Policy
Aug 5, 2008, Josh White, Washington Post, US May Have Taped Visits to Detainees
Aug 5, 2008, Jane Sutton, Reuters, Mistrial Avoided in Guantanamo Court Case
Aug 5, 2008, Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times, Guantanamo Case of Bin Laden Driver Hamdan Goes to Military Jury
Aug 5, 2008, Alan Gomez, USA Today, First Military Commission Doesn't End Fairness Debate
Aug 5, 2008, Bruce Fein, Washington Times, Assault on Self-Government
Aug 4, 2008, Andy Worthington, Guardian (UK), Diego Garcia: The UK's Shame
Aug 4, 2008, William Glaberson, New York Times, Lawyer Says Detainee Helped U.S. Forces
Aug 4, 2008, Jonathan Mahler, New York Times, The Fog of War-Crimes Trials
Aug 4, 2008, Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times, Jury is Out for Hamdan -- and the Tribunal Process
Aug 4, 2008, Fosters.com, Carry a Second ID Wherever You May Go
Aug 4, 2008, Peter Grier, Christian Science Monitor, Democrats Unrelenting in Oversight of Bush Administration
Aug 4, 2008, Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times, Guantanamo Admiral Easing Conditions
Aug 4, 2008, Mark Benjamin, Salon.com, Would Barack Obama Prosecute the Bush Administration for Torture
Aug 3, 2008, John Allen Paulos, ABC News, Party Game: From Dreams and Delusions to Wars and Wiretapping
Aug 3, 2008, Haroon Siddiqui, Toronto Star, Shining a Light on US Abuses
Aug 3, 2008, Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times, Guantanamo dangles new incentive for detainees
Aug 3, 2008, Eric Lipton and Scott Shane, New York Times, Anthrax Case Renews Questions on Bioterror
Aug 2, 2008, Mike Melia, Associated Press, 9/11 mastermind testifies for Hamdan's defense
Aug 2, 2008, John Shattuck, Boston Globe, How US can get its groove back
Aug 2, 2008, David Willman, Los Angeles Times, Anthrax scientist Bruce Ivins stood to benefit from a panic
Aug 2, 2008, Richard B. Schmitt, Los Angeles Times, Justice Department won't comment on anthrax reports
Aug 2, 2008, William Glaberson, New York Times, Terror Trial Nears End as Defense Rests Case
Aug 2, 2008, Jerry Markon, Washington Post, Hamdan Seen as 'Not Fit' for Terror
Aug 1, 2008, Glenn Greenwald, Salon.com, Vital Unresolved Anthrax Questions and ABC News
Aug 1, 2008, Editorial, Los Angeles Times, Suspect Justice
Aug 1, 2008, Matthew Rothschild, Progressive, Bush Further Enlists Private Sector for Spying (MP3)
Aug 1, 2008, Ellen Nakashima, Washington Post, Travelers' Laptops May Be Detained At Border
Aug 1, 2008, William Glaberson, New York Times, Prosecution Rests, Then Terror Trial Enters Secret Session to Hear Defense Testimony
Aug 1, 2008, Adam Zagorin, Time, British Territory Used for US Terror Interrogation
Aug 1, 2008, Editorial, Washington Post, Defeated in Court -- Again
Aug 1, 2008, Glenn Greenwald, Salon.com, Salon Radio: ACLU at Gitmo
Aug 1, 2008, Scott Shane, New York Times, Bush Issues Order Seeking to Unite the Efforts of U.S. Spy Agencies
Aug 1, 2008, Chellie Pingree, Huffington Post, Congressional Oversight: It's a Tough Job, But Someone Has to Do It



