Deal Is Likely on Detainees but Not on Eavesdropping
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Congress moved closer to the passage of legislation on the handling of terrorism suspects while all but giving up hope on a final bill to authorize the administrationÂs eavesdropping program.
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The White House and Senate   Republicans on Thursday were reviewing a tentative deal on   legislation setting out rules for interrogating and trying   foreign terrorism suspects, and an announcement was expected   shortly.
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President Bush has agreed conditionally to let a court review his eavesdropping operations under a deal that, for the first time, would open an important part of his once-secret terrorism surveillance to a constitutional test.
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&quot;One should by no means yield to the delusion that if we make some concessions to terrorists, we shall thus be able to bargain in our favor and they will finally leave us in peace.
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TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif.  - In the latest  legal setback related to the U.S. war on terror, the military  dropped spy charges on Wednesday against a Syrian-American  airman who worked as a translator at the detention center at  Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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High-profile terror arrests like  those recently made in Britain are unlikely in the United  States as militants hatch their plans abroad in hopes of  evading U.S. detection, experts and former officials say.
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Terror suspects held at the US military base at Guantanamo Bay must be allowed to meet privately with their lawyers, a federal judge has ruled.
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It was not clear whether reports that the Taliban had agreed to release the 19 hostages were accurate.
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A US military tribunal has determined that a detainee held at the US naval base prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, is not an &quot;enemy combatant,&quot; and the US government will release
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Hostility and tension between inmates and their keepers at the Guantanamo Bay prison are evident in transcripts
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After insisting for years the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay was vital to national security, U.S. officials are now trying to shut it down but are having trouble coming up with a plan to do it.
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The plan, which would allow suspected terrorists to be detained for 42 days without charge, faces broad opposition.
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President Bush has agreed conditionally to a court review of his antiterror eavesdropping operations under a deal that, for the first time, would open an important part of his once-secret surveillance to a constitutional test.
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PARIS, President Bush's transfer of terrorism suspects out of secret CIA prisons to the Guantanamo detention facility would do little to repair transatlantic distrust that has grown in recent years, political analysts in France and other European countries said Thursday.
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Detainees who've been released, only to join up again with anti-U.S. forces
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SAN FRANCISCO - Military prosecutors agreed to drop an espionage charge against a Muslim interpreter accused of spying at the camp for terror detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, his defense attorney said Wednesday.    Senior Airman Ahmad Al Halabi has pleaded guilty to four "minor infractions," his lawyer Donald Rehkopf Jr...
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The kidnappers of three UN workers in Afghanistan say the government has agreed terms for their release but there was no confirmation and a top US official said a deal would encourage hostage taking.