U.S. Panel Reverses Pentagon on 'Enemy Combatant'
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A U.S. military panel has for only  the second time reversed a Guantanamo prisoner's "enemy  combatant" designation by the Pentagon, and the man will be  released, Navy Secretary Gordon England said on Monday.
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WASHINGTON - The Justice Department has agreed to release a U.S. citizen held as an enemy combatant for more than two years, clearing the way for him to return to Saudi Arabia, officials said Wednesday...
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A US citizen held as an enemy combatant has been freed and returned to Saudi Arabia after the Supreme Court challenged his detention without charges for nearly three years, his lawyer said Monday.
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In a dramatic reversal, a U.S. House  of Representatives panel on Wednesday endorsed President George  W. Bush's plan for tough interrogations and trials of foreign  terrorism suspects after Republicans rounded up enough members  to turn defeat into victory.
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The Pentagon tries to deflect charges that there were not enough troops on the ground at the time of the Iraq invasion.
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The US government has decided to release an American citizen classified as an enemy combatant and allow him to return to Saudi Arabia without facing charges.
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WASHINGTON Sept. 22, 2004 - The Justice Department has agreed to release a US citizen held as an enemy combatant for more than two years, clearing the way for him to return to Saudi Arabia, officials said Wednesday.
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A ruling by a U.S. Army panel could lead to the overturning of one of the largest courts-martial of World War II.
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The Pentagon has censored an audio tape of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the suspected mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks, speaking at a military hearing
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A Senate committee unanimously approved President George W. Bush's choice for defense secretary on Tuesday after he told the panel the United States was not winning in Iraq and needed a new approach to end the carnage and avert a possible region-wide war.
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A divided panel from a conservative federal appeals court delivered a harsh rebuke to the Bush administration's anti-terrorism strategy Monday, ruling that U.S. residents cannot be locked up indefinitely as "enemy combatants" without being charged.
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Under 9/11 commission's proposal, control of military spy budget would shift away from Defense Department.
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A Senate committee unanimously  approved President George W. Bush's choice for defense  secretary on Tuesday after he told the panel the United States  was not winning in Iraq and needed a new approach to end the  carnage and avert a possible region-wide war.
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The secretary of defense signaled he favors a slower, more cautious approach to revamping U.S. intelligence than the Sept. 11 commission does.
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ARGUMENTS: The Bush administration told the U.S. Court of Military Commission Review that discrepancies between the nation's new terrorism law and the way it is being carried out should not stall one of the Pentagon's first terror trials.
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SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico - The presiding officer in charge of U.S. military commissions in Guantanamo Bay has recommended that two panel members be dismissed from hearing cases of suspected terrorists because they could be considered biased...
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WASHINGTON - A U.S. citizen held since late 2001 as an enemy combatant will be sent back to Saudi Arabia under an agreement between the Justice Department and his lawyers...