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Jan 31, 2008, Editorial, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Separation of Powers: It Is the Law
Jan 31, 2008, Press Release, Center for Constitutional Rights, Suspected Use of Torture Undermines Credibility of 9/11 Report
Jan 31, 2008, Karen Dolan, Foreign Policy In Focus, Foreign Policy Goes Local
Jan 31, 2008, Robert Schmidt and James Rowley, Bloomberg Wire Service, Bush Anti-Terror Eavesdropping Spurs Criminal Probes
Jan 31, 2008, Haviland Smith, San Jose (CA) Mercury News, U.S. approach to terrorism needs to undergo complete turnaround
Jan 31, 2008, Andy Worthington, CounterPunch, Horror at Guantánamo
Jan 31, 2008, Agence France-Presse, US flouts human rights with secret prisons, torture: HRW
Jan 31, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, A Disappointing Debut
Jan 31, 2008, ACLU, ACLU Urges Congress to Stand for a Constitutional FISA
Jan 31, 2008, Democracy Now!, Mukasey Refuses Senate Calls to Label Waterboarding “Torture”
Jan 31, 2008, Pedro Ruz Gutierrez and Joe Palazzolo, Legal Times, Mukasey Frustrates Senators With Waterboarding Answers
Jan 31, 2008, Glenn Greenwald, Salon, Mukasey’s Radical Worldview Is Now the Norm
Jan 31, 2008, Matt Renner, TruthOut, Telecom Group Key Player in Immunity Battle
Jan 30, 2008, Progress Report, Center for American Progress, Bush Issues New Imperial Decree
Jan 30, 2008, Bradley S. Klapper, Associated Press, Red Cross seeks detainee safeguards
Jan 30, 2008, Richard B. Schmitt, Los Angeles Times, Is waterboarding torture? Mukasey's still not ready to say
Jan 30, 2008, Ron Aiken, Free Times, REAL ID Rebellion: Back Off, Big Brother
Jan 30, 2008, Paloma Esquivel, Los Angeles Times, Detainees suing U.S. over alleged sedation settle
Jan 30, 2008, Paul Kane, Boston Globe, Senate grapples with spy bill
Jan 30, 2008, Chris Strohm, National Journal, Both Houses Approve Short FISA Extension
Jan 30, 2008, Nick Juliano, Raw Story, Mukasey refuses to address waterboarding, defends telecom immunity
Jan 30, 2008, Charlie Savage, Boston Globe, Bush asserts authority to bypass defense act
Jan 30, 2008, Charles Davis, Inter Press Service, Justice Not So Blind in Politically Charged Cases
Jan 30, 2008, Simon Jenkins, Guardian (UK), The "War on Terror" Licenses a New Stupidity in GeopoliticsG
Jan 30, 2008, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Mukasey Refuses to Judge Waterboarding
Jan 30, 2008, Dahlia Lithwick, Slate, Alarmist Clock
Jan 30, 2008, Deirdre Jurand, Jurist, Rights group claims Portugal aided Guantanamo renditions
Jan 30, 2008, Demetri Sevastopulo, Financial Times, Red Cross presses Bush on detainees
Jan 30, 2008, Nat Hentoff, Village Voice, Getting Our Reputation Back
Jan 29, 2008, Declan McCullagh, CNET, Wiretapping debate in Congress resumes Tuesday
Jan 29, 2008, ACLU, House Hearing a Step Towards Progress on State Secrets Privilege
Jan 29, 2008, Siobhan Gorman, Wall Street Journal, Bush Looks to Beef Up Protection
Jan 29, 2008, Ariane de Vogue, ABC News, Torture, Spying Issues to Top AG Hearing
Jan 29, 2008, Democracy Now!, Bush Urges Approval of New Spying Bill & Telecom Immunity
Jan 29, 2008, Agence France-Presse, US Has Used Waterboarding in Past: Ex-Spy Chief
Jan 29, 2008, Thomas Ferraro, Reuters, Lawmakers Extend Spy Bill Amid Immunity Fight
Jan 29, 2008, Pamela Hess, Associated Press, House Adopts 15-day Extension Of Protect America Act
Jan 29, 2008, Anthony J. Sebok, FindLaw, Is It Constitutional for the Senate to Retroactively Immunize Telecoms?
Jan 28, 2008, Thomas Ferraro, Reuters, Divided Senate headed toward spy bill extension
Jan 28, 2008, Ryan Singel, Wired, Sen. Harry Reid: Spying Extension or No Wiretaps
Jan 28, 2008, David Montero, Christian Science Monitor, Broad-based U.S. push to tighten Internet monitoring
Jan 28, 2008, Joanne Mariner, FindLaw, Terrorism and Speech
Jan 28, 2008, Democracy Now!, Mukasey Rules Out Special Counsel Probe of Destroyed CIA Tapes
Jan 28, 2008, Kris Kotarski, Calgary Herald (Canada), U.S. 'wrongly' on torture list?
Jan 28, 2008, Andy Worthington, AndyWorthington.co.uk, BBC torture experiment replicates Guantánamo and secret prisons: how to lose your mind in 48 hours
Jan 28, 2008, Rebecca Carr, Austin (TX) American-Statesman, Democrats kill Republican attempt to vote on FISA bill
Jan 28, 2008, Walter Alarkon, Associated Press, Senate votes to keep debate open over foreign surveillance bill
Jan 27, 2008, Elizabeth Holtzman, Philadelphia Inquirer, Judiciary Committee should move to impeach Bush and Cheney
Jan 27, 2008, Michelle Shephard, Toronto Star, So now what do we do with prisoners?
Jan 27, 2008, Michael O'Donnell, San Francisco Chronicle, Book Review: 'Torture and Democracy' (Darius Rejali) is definitive
Jan 27, 2008, Laura Schreier, Hartford (CT) Business Journal, Connecticut's Secret Prisoners
Jan 27, 2008, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Bush Threatens Veto on Wiretap Measure; Wants Immunity for Phone Companies
Jan 26, 2008, Opheera McDoom, Reuters, Sudan's ex-Guantanamo prisoners demand payout
Jan 26, 2008, Arthur Bright, Christian Science Monitor, British Government Under Fire for Controversial Anti-Terror Bill
Jan 26, 2008, Philip Shenon, New York Times, So Is Waterboarding Torture? Mukasey May Never Say
Jan 26, 2008, Naomi Wolf, Huffington Post, It’s Time to Hold Democratic House Leaders in Contempt
Jan 26, 2008, Glenn Greenwald, Salon, More Disruptions to The Cheney/Rockefeller FISA Plan
Jan 26, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, The FISA Follies, Redux
Jan 25, 2008, Guy Lawson, Rolling Stone Magazine, The Fear Factory
Jan 25, 2008, Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press, AG Nixes Special Prosecutor in CIA Case
Jan 25, 2008, Paul Koring, Globe and Mail (Canada), Put faith in the Forces, federal lawyer argues
Jan 25, 2008, Joby Warrick, Washington Post, Like FBI, CIA Has Used Secret 'Letters'
Jan 25, 2008, Dan Eggen and Paul Kane, Washington Post, Phone Firms' Bid for Immunity in Wiretaps Gains Ground
Jan 25, 2008, Marjorie Cohn, AlterNet, Senate Poised to Capitulate to Cheney's Fear-Mongering
Jan 25, 2008, Allan Woods, Toronto Star, Detainees Might Be Stuck in Legal Limbo, Lawyers Say: Transfers to Afghan Jails Suspended, but Military Won't Say Where Prisoners Being Held
Jan 25, 2008, Jeff Stein, Congressional Quarterly, Collateral Damage: Surveillance Aimed at Terrorists Can Easily Go Awry
Jan 24, 2008, Editorial, Philadelphia Inquirer, Editorial (Philadelphia Inquirer): The Padilla Sentence
Jan 24, 2008, Ian Austen, New York Times, Canadian Military Has Quit Turning Detainees Over to Afghans
Jan 24, 2008, John Bresnahan, CBS News, Key Cloture Vote Set For Monday On FISA
Jan 24, 2008, Editorial, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Authority To Spy: Forever nosy
Jan 24, 2008, Kay Rossi, Montana's News Station, Gov. Schweitzer seeking help in blocking Real ID Act
Jan 24, 2008, Julie Millican & Sarah Pavlus, Media Matters for America, Candidates Still Not Asked about Wiretaps, FISA, or Telecom Immunity in Debates
Jan 24, 2008, Matt Puzzo, Associated Press, Judge Wants Answers on CIA Videotapes
Jan 24, 2008, Alexander Panetta, London Free Press, Ottawa Had Afghan Torture Evidence
Jan 24, 2008, Paul Koring, Globe and Mail (Canada), Canada Quietly Halts Prisoner Transfers
Jan 24, 2008, Nick Juliano, Raw Story, With Deadline Looming, Senate Returns to FISA Debate
Analysis of various versions of FISA bills by the Center for Democracy and Technology
Jan 24, 2008, Steven Aftergood, Secrecy News, Pressure Grows to Limit State Secrets Privilege
Jan 24, 2008, Dow Jones, Senate Defeats 1st Attempt To Strip Telcos Of FISA Immunity
Jan 24, 2008, CBS News, Filibuster Threatened Over Wiretap Law
Jan 24, 2008, John Christoffersen, Associated Press, Judge Rejects Patriot Act Challenge
Jan 24, 2008, Ryan Singel, Wired, Mainstream Press Still Gets Wiretapping Debate Wrong
Jan 24, 2008, Associated Press, Representative Ellison visiting Guantanamo Bay prison
Jan 24, 2008, Paul Kiel, TPMMuckraker, Reyes on Sudden White House Generosity: "I Don't Know Why"
Jan 24, 2008, Guardian (UK), Bush Pushes Controversial Memo Author
Jan 24, 2008, Philip Shenon & Eric Lichtblau, New York Times, Justice Nomination Seen as Snub to Democrats
Jan 24, 2008, Corey Boles & John Godfrey, CNN, Senate Defeats First Try to Strip Telecos of FISA Immunity
Jan 23, 2008, Bill Sizemore, Virginian-Pilot, Blackwater protesters lose appeals of closed trials
Jan 23, 2008, Curt Anderson, Miami Herald, U.S. Faces Challenges in Appeal of Padilla Sentence
Jan 23, 2008, Glenn Greenwald, Salon, Your Harry Reid-Led Senate In Action
Jan 23, 2008, Dan Froomkin, Washington Post, 935 Iraq Falsehoods
Iraq The War Card: Orchestrated Deception on the Path to War by the Center for Public Integrity
Jan 23, 2008, William Branigin, Washington Post, Cheney Calls for Permanent Warrantless Wiretapping
Jan 23, 2008, Walter Alarkon, The Hill, Wiretapping battle heats up on Capitol Hill
Jan 23, 2008, Andrew Cohen, CBS News, Final Padilla Pitch Fails
Jan 23, 2008, Jayne Lyn Stahl, Atlantic Free Press (Netherlands), Just Say "No" to Immunity
Jan 23, 2008, Michelle Shephard, Toronto Star, U.S. says no to U.N. request to attend Khadr trial
Jan 23, 2008, Agence France-Presse, France urges US to drop Guantanamo trial of Canadian
Jan 23, 2008, James Ridgeway and Jean Casella, Mother Jones, "Homegrown Terrorism" bill criminalizes thought
Jan 22, 2008, Tim Dickinson, Rolling Stone Magazine, Truth or Terrorism? The Real Story Behind Five Years of High Alerts
Jan 22, 2008, Andy Worthington, AlterNet, Why Jose Padilla's 17-Year Sentence Should Disgust all Americans
Jan 22, 2008, Haroon Siddique, Guardian (UK), 'Enemy combatant' receives 17-year US jail term
Jan 22, 2008, Jay Weaver, Miami Herald, Jose Padilla Gets 17 Years, 4 Months
Jan 22, 2008, Carol Rosenberg, Miami Herald, Former U.S. resident writes of alleged torture
Jan 22, 2008, Robert Crawford, Seattle Times, Democracies Don't Torture
Jan 22, 2008, Jason Leopold, TruthOut, Missing White House Emails Match Plame Time Frames
Jan 22, 2008, Ted Gup, The Nation, The CIA's Jose: Case Study in Cynicism
Jan 21, 2008, Huw Jones, BBC News, Alone in the Dark
Jan 20, 2008, Editorial, Philadelphia Inquirer, Civil Liberties: Remember What We're Defending
Jan 20, 2008, Editorial, Boston Globe, Why Not a National ID?
Jan 19, 2008, David Ljunggren, Reuters, Canada Takes U.S. and Israel Off Torture Watch List
Jan 19, 2008, Eileen Sullivan, Associated Press, Tom Ridge: Waterboarding is Torture
Jan 19, 2008, Opinion Editorial by John Yoo, Wall Street Journal, Terrorist Tort Travesty
See also "Why Shouldn't Jose Padilla Sue John Yoo?" in Slate Magazine, by Emily Bazelon, January 16, 2008
Jan 19, 2008, Scott Shane, New York Times, Detainee's Lawyers Rebut CIA on Videotapes
Jan 19, 2008, Josh White and Keith B. Richburg, Washington Post, Terror Informant for FBI Allegedly Targeted Agents
Jan 19, 2008, Carol D. Leonnig, Washington Post, Lawyers for Detainee Refer In Filing to More CIA Tapes
Jan 19, 2008, George Hunsinger, Huffington Post, A Moral Imperative
Jan 19, 2008, Steve Czajkowski, Jurist, Canada to remove US from list of states where prisoners risk torture
Jan 18, 2008, Andrew Cohen, Washington Post, Don't Cry for John Yoo
Jan 18, 2008, Ryan Singel, Wired, Montana Governor Foments Real ID Rebellion
Jan 18, 2008, Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times, Taxi to the Dark Side
Jan 18, 2008, Kirk Johnson, New York Times, Secret Service: Detailed Look at ’06 Turmoil
Jan 18, 2008, Ryan Singel, Wired, Montana Governor Foments REAL ID Rebellion
Jan 18, 2008, BBC News, Canada Puts U.S. on Torture List
Jan 17, 2008, Editorial, Washington Post, A Tale of Abuse
Jan 17, 2008, Glenn Greenwald, Salon, Lawbreaking Telecoms Still Conniving to Obtain Immunity from Congress
Jan 17, 2008, Richard B. Schmitt, Los Angeles Times, Ex-Rep. Mark Siljander is indicted
Jan 17, 2008, Associated Press, Tapes Destroyed Over CIA's Objections
Jan 16, 2008, Ryan Singel, Wired, DHS Suggests REAL ID May be Necessary to Get Medicine
Jan 16, 2008, Joby Warrick and Walter Pincus, Washington Post, Station Chief Made Appeal To Destroy CIA Tapes: Lawyer Says Top Official Had Implicit Approval
Jan 16, 2008, Editorial, Palm Beach (FL) Post, Abu Ghraib Coverup
Jan 16, 2008, Editorial, Brattleboro (VT) Reformer, Profiting from Fear
Jan 16, 2008, Joanne Mariner, FindLaw, Terrorism and Preventive Detention
Jan 16, 2008, Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times, Judge: Jose Padilla will get 30 to life
Jan 16, 2008, Pete Yost, Associated Press, White House Recycles Backup E-Mail Tapes
Jan 16, 2008, Heidi Boghosian and Abby Scher, Public Eye Magazine, First Amendment Blues: PoliceTactics Suppress Free Speech
Jan 16, 2008, Lara Jakes Jordan, Associated Press, Ex-Lawmaker Charged in Terror Conspiracy
Jan 15, 2008, Jay Weaver, Miami Herald, Life sentence looms for Padilla
Jan 15, 2008, Spc. Shanita Simmons, USA, American Forces Press Service, Guantanamo Mission Mitigates Global Risk, Mullen Says
Jan 15, 2008, Nat Hentoff, Village Voice, What the CIA Had to Destroy
Jan 15, 2008, Paul Kiel, TPMMuckraker, Conyers Requests Special Prosecutor for CIA Tapes Probe
Jan 15, 2008, Editorial, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Torture: Not a Tough Call
Jan 15, 2008, David B. Offer, Kennebec (ME) Journal & Morning Sentinel, Spanish Inquisition Made a Science of Waterboarding: Bush, Others Try to Sanitize Method of Torture with New Name
Jan 15, 2008, Scott Shane, New York Times, No Immunity, No Testimony
Jan 15, 2008, Owen Bowcott, Guardian (UK), FBI Wants Instant Access to British Identity Data
Jan 14, 2008, Witness Against Torture, Common Dreams, Anti-Guantanamo Activists Released After 30 Hours in Custody
Jan 14, 2008, Dan Eggen and Jonathan Weisman, Washington Post, House Democrats Target Bolten, Miers
Jan 14, 2008, Elaine Cassel, FindLaw, Jose Padilla's Suit Against John Yoo: An Interesting Idea, But Will It Get Far?
Jan 14, 2008, Samantha Broussard-Wilson, Yale (University) Daily News, Law alumni face off over Padilla case
Jan 14, 2008, Jay Weaver, Miami Herald, Life or less? Padilla to learn his fate
Jan 14, 2008, Robert Burns, Associated Press, Joint Chiefs Chairman: Close Guantanamo
Jan 14, 2008, Mike Nizza, New York Times, Stunners on Waterboarding and Guantánamo: Less Than Meets the Eye
Jan 14, 2008, Paul Kiel, TPMMuckraker, Mike McConnell and FISA
Jan 14, 2008, Editorial, Charlotte (NC) Observer, Ring, ring -- who's there?
Jan 14, 2008, Alice Lipowicz, Washington Technology, States scramble for overhauls as deadline looms on Real ID
Jan 14, 2008, Raw Story, US drafting plan to allow government access to any email or Web search
Jan 14, 2008, Andy Worthington, Guardian (UK), The Future of Guantánamo
Jan 14, 2008, Editorial, Beaver County (PA) Times, State Secrets: Government Officials Making It Harder and Harder to Hold Them Accountable
Jan 13, 2008, Mohammed Bin Sallam, Yemen Times, International conference opposes US Guantanamo policy
Jan 13, 2008, Agence France-Presse, Waterboarding 'would be torture': US intelligence czar
Jan 13, 2008, Neil A. Lewis, New York Times, Prosecutor Who Unraveled Corruption in Boston Turns to C.I.A. Tape Case
Jan 13, 2008, John Farmer, New York Times, A Terror Threat in the Courts
Jan 12, 2008, Felix Barrett, San Francisco Indymedia, Protests Against Guantanamo Torture Camp
Jan 12, 2008, Matthew L. Wald, New York Times, US Issues National ID Standards, Setting Stage for a Showdown
Jan 12, 2008, Chad Jones, Pegasus News (TX), Dallas activists join international protest against Guantanamo Bay prison
Jan 12, 2008, Jerry Seper, Washington Times, Terror Suspects Can't Sue Pentagon
Jan 12, 2008, Carol Rosenberg, Miami Herald, Global protests demand close of Guantánamo
Jan 12, 2008, Reuters, Yemen urges U.S. to shut Guantanamo to win good-will
Jan 12, 2008, Nicole Gaouette, Los Angeles Times, Real ID is postponed for 5 years
Jan 12, 2008, Tim Rutten, Los Angeles Times, Treason and torture
Jan 12, 2008, John Solomon, Washington Post, Agent: FBI Lacks Skills To Combat Terrorists
Jan 12, 2008, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Ex-Leaders of Islamic Charity Are Convicted
Jan 12, 2008, Editorial, Washington Post, Immunity Off-Limits in CIA Torture Tape Case
Jan 12, 2008, Herald Sun (Australia), David Hicks' plea to close Guantanamo Bay
Jan 11, 2008, Abreen Ali, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Waterboarding Demonstrated in Seattle Protest
Jan 11, 2008, Associated Press, Eighty Arrested at Protests Calling for Closure of Gitmo
Jan 11, 2008, April Bethea, Charlotte (NC) Observer, Detention center plan is halted
Jan 11, 2008, Mike Rhodes, Independent Media Center, Fresno Activists Demand - Close Gitmo Now!
Jan 11, 2008, CBS News, Judges Reject Torture Lawsuit by British Detainees
Court of Appeals Ruling, Rasul v. Myers, 06-5209.
Jan 11, 2008, United Press International, U.S. moves back Real ID deadline 5 years
Jan 11, 2008, Carol Rosenberg, Miami Herald, Doral protesters target Guantánamo
Jan 11, 2008, Ben Nichols, Associated Press, Military prosecution in Abu Ghraib scandal ends
Jan 11, 2008, Devlin Barrett, Associated Press, Homeland Security to require more-secure driver's licenses
Jan 11, 2008, Neela Banerjee, New York Times, Administration Is Rebuffed in a Ruling on Deportation
Jan 11, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, Homeland Security on the Hustings
Jan 11, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, No Immunity Deal for CIA Tape Destruction
Jan 11, 2008, Lyle Denniston, SCOTUSBlog, Detainees barred from challenging torture, abuse
Jan 11, 2008, Haider Rizvi, OneWorld, Protests Mark 6 Years of Guantanamo
Jan 11, 2008, Moazzam Begg, Guardian (UK), Guantánamo: How Much Longer?
Jan 11, 2008, Associated Press, Eighty Arrested at DC Protests Calling for Closure of Gitmo
Jan 11, 2008, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, FBI Wiretaps Dropped Due to Unpaid Bills
Jan 10, 2008, Pete Yost, Associated Press, Widespread US secrecy prompts warning
Jan 10, 2008, Philip Shenon, New York Times, Ashcroft Deal Brings Scrutiny in Justice Dept.
Jan 10, 2008, Dan Eggen and Joby Warrick, Washington Post, Ex-CIA Official May Refuse To Testify About Videotapes
Jan 10, 2008, Carol J. Williams, Los Angeles Times, Padilla, co-defendants seek leniency
Jan 10, 2008, Josh White, Washington Post, Army Officer Is Cleared in Abu Ghraib Scandal
Jan 10, 2008, Leigh Sales, Sydney Morning Herald (Australia), Political dilemma over Guantanamo
Jan 9, 2008, Dan Eggen, Washington Post, Federal Judge Refuses to Order Review of CIA Tapes
Jan 9, 2008, Fred Attewill, Guardian (UK), Former Guantánamo detainees fight extradition to Spain
Jan 9, 2008, Anne Broache, CNET, Obama: No Warrantless Wiretaps if You Elect Me
Jan 9, 2008, Pete Yost, Associated Press, White House told to check its e-mail
Jan 9, 2008, Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch, The $100 Barrel of Oil vs. the Global War on Terror
Jan 8, 2008, Robert J. Spitzer, Los Angeles Times, The 'pocket veto' peril
Jan 8, 2008, Chip Pitts, Jurist, More Guantanamo transfers: a step towards closing the prison?
Jan 8, 2008, Nat Hentoff, Washington Post, Concealing Prisoner Abuse
Jan 8, 2008, Kirk Semple, New York Times, Handling of Interrogation Recordings Leads to a Defense Request in Padilla Case
Jan 8, 2008, Curt Anderson, Associated Press, Sentencing Begins for Padilla, 2 Others
Jan 8, 2008, Editorial, Toronto Star, Canada's Prime Minister Harper should press for Khadr's return to Canada
Jan 8, 2008, Andrew Sullivan (Text), Louie Palu (Photos), The Atlantic, Inside Guantánamo: Photo essay
Jan 8, 2008, Andrew Gumbel, The Independent (UK), Bagram detention centre now twice the size of Guantanamo
Jan 8, 2008, Associated Press, Digimarc spent $350,000 lobbying for federal REAL ID grants
Jan 8, 2008, Morning Call, Sit down for the Constitution in Allentown, PA (video)
Jan 7, 2008, Vanessa Blum, South Florida Sun-Sentinel, Jose Padilla terrorism sentencing begins Tuesday in Miami
Jan 7, 2008, Tim Golden, New York Times, Foiling U.S. Plan, Prison Expands in Afghanistan
Jan 7, 2008, Jason Leopold, TruthOut, CIA Tapes Destroyed As Pressure Mounted
Jan 7, 2008, George McGovern, Washington Post, Why I Believe Bush Must Go: Nixon Was Bad, These Guys Are Worse
Jan 7, 2008, Tim Golden, New York Times, Defying U.S. Plan, Prison Expands in Afghanistan
Jan 7, 2008, Jay Weaver, Miami Herald, Ex-jurors: Another mistrial looms in Liberty City 7 case
Jan 6, 2008, Randall Mikkelsen, Reuters, ANALYSIS-CIA tapes probe could spotlight torture issue
Jan 6, 2008, Larry Evans, Sarasota (FL) Herald Tribune, Congress must act on torture
Jan 6, 2008, Angus Reid Global Monitor (Canada), U.S. Upset with Bush on Terrorism, Civil Liberties
Jan 6, 2008, Cody Corliss, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Book Review: 'Less Safe, Less Free' by David Cole and Jules Lobel
Jan 6, 2008, Dennis Wagner, Arizona Republic, Blurring of U.S. interrogation policy complicates challenge
Jan 6, 2008, Times (UK), Sibel Edmonds: U.S. sold West’s deadly nuclear secrets
Sibel Edmonds Speaks, Larisa Alexandrovna, The Huffington Post, January 6, 2008
Jan 5, 2008, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, UC Berkeley Lawyer Who Justified Torture of Detainees Sued
Jan 5, 2008, Craig Whitlock, Washington Post, Terror Suspects Hone Anti-Detection Skills
Jan 4, 2008, Paul Craig Thomas, CounterPunch, Thinking For Yourself Is Now A Crime
Jan 4, 2008, Editorial, Wall Street Journal, Criminalizing the CIA
Jan 4, 2008, Adam Liptak, New York Times, Padilla Sues Ex-Government Lawyer
Jan 4, 2008, David Johnston, New York Times, News Analysis: An Inquiry Seen as Payback in a Rivalry
Jan 4, 2008, Walter Pincus, Washington Post, CIA in 2003 Planned Destruction of Tapes
Jane Harman's Letter to Scott Muller, February 10, 2003
CIA General Counsel Muller's Response to Rep. Harman, February 28, 2003
Jan 4, 2008, Karoun Demirjian, Chicago Tribune, Padilla sues ex-Justice official over torture
Jan 4, 2008, Brian Self, Cyprus Observer, The Use and Abuse of the English language: Extraordinary Rendition
Jan 4, 2008, Walter Pincus, Washington Post, CIA in 2003 Planned Destruction of Tapes
Jan 3, 2008, Curt Anderson, Associated Press, Defense fears terrorism retrial won't be fair to 6 defendants
Jan 3, 2008, Editorial, Washington Post, Mr. Mukasey's Move: The destruction of CIA interrogation tapes will get the criminal investigation it deserves.
Jan 3, 2008, Editorial, New York Times, The Right Move on the C.I.A. Tapes
Jan 3, 2008, Jason Rhyne, Raw Story, Failure to stop warrantless spying tops ACLU's 2007 'worst of ' list
Jan 3, 2008, Jacob Hornberger, CounterPunch, Padilla and the Future of Habeas Corpus, pt 1
Jan 3, 2008, Brian Beutler, AlterNet, What's Next for FISA?
Jan 3, 2008, Jennifer Abel, Hartford (CT) Advocate, The Thought Crime Law
Jan 3, 2008, David Usborne, The Independent (UK), CIA faces criminal inquiry into loss of 'torture' tapes at Guantanamo
Jan 3, 2008, C. Benjamin Ford, Business Gazette, Critics call Real ID a real nightmare
Jan 3, 2008, Mark Mazzetti and David Johnston, New York Times, Justice Department Sets Criminal Inquiry on CIA Tapes
Jan 2, 2008, michelle shephard, Toronto Star, Guantanamo hearings try patience
Jan 2, 2008, Agence France-Presse, US court blocks transfer of Algerian detainee at Guantanamo
Jan 2, 2008, Randall Mikkelsen, Reuters, U.S. launches criminal probe of CIA tapes
Jan 2, 2008, Associated Press, Criminal Probe Opened Over CIA Tapes
Jan 2, 2008, Bob Egelko, San Francisco Chronicle, Presidential Candidates Diverge On US Joining War Crimes Court
Jan 2, 2008, Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton, New York Times, Stonewalled by the C.I.A.
Jan 2, 2008, Department of Justice, Statement By Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey Regarding the Opening of an Investigation Into the Destruction of Videotapes by CIA Personnel
Jan 1, 2008, Jenny Engstrom, Kilburn Times (UK), Grieving Guantanamo detainee thanks supporters
Jan 1, 2008, Editorial, Des Moines (IA) Register, Resolve to shore up legacy, Mr. President
Jan 1, 2008, Robert Parry, Baltimore Chronicle & Sentinel, Hillary Signals Free Pass for Bush
Jan 1, 2008, Editorial, San Jose (CA) Mercury News, National Security
Jan 1, 2008, Steve Urbon, South Coast Today (MA), UMD professor testifies as expert witness at trial of bin Laden's driver
Jan 1, 2008, Associated Press, Individual Privacy Under Threat In Europe and US, Report Says


