Gitmo prisoner matched to Pearl murder video faces military trial

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Gitmo prisoner matched to Pearl murder video faces military trial

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ACLU plans new attempt to get Bush memo on rendition

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"… rther attacks. ABC News quoted a CIA source as saying that 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed lasted 2½ minutes under waterboarding before cooperating (a duration the …"

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Too close to the edge on torture

By The Center for Public Integrity

In 2008 top officials of the DOJ and White House defended interrogation policies against a torrent of congressional questions about torture

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