Ahmed Ressam, mastermind of foiled LAX plot, gave up valuable details about al-Qaida without harsh interrogation

By David Heath

Fresh debate about interrogation tactics after bin Laden’s killing raises profile of foiled LAX bomber

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U.S. treatment of detainees deplored

By Michael Bilton

Too close to the edge on torture

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ACLU plans new attempt to get Bush memo on rendition

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Gitmo prisoner matched to Pearl murder video faces military trial

By Julie Vorman

Excerpts from this story referencing "Ahmed Ressam":

"… rrorist was voluntarily divulging all he knew about his time with al-Qaida.Ahmed Ressam was arguably the FBI’s most valuable informant when terrorists struck U. …"

More on Fred Humphries, FBI friend of Jill Kelley

By David Heath

Fred Humphries, who helped initiatiate the invetigation of Patraeus, praised for his interrogations of suspected terroists

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From pension buyouts to PTSD, how America's veterans are faring on Veterans Day

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Surveillance cameras were still in boxes at Benghazi mission

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Hagel leaves the door ajar for defense policy changes

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Abu Ghraib prison scandal

By The Center for Public Integrity

Excerpts from this story referencing "Ahmed Ressam":

"… tor and defense lawyer praised Humphries for the rapport he developed with Ahmed Ressam, the man convicted of a plot to detonate a bomb in the Los Angeles Interna …"