CIA Ordered to Turn Over Prisoner Records
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A federal judge on Wednesday ordered the CIA to comply with the Freedom of Information Act and turn over to watchdog groups records concerning the treatment of prisoners in Iraq.
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In late 2005, the retiring CIA station chief in Bangkok sent a classified cable to his superiors in Langley asking if he could destroy videotapes recorded at a secret CIA prison in Thailand that in part portrayed intelligence officers using simulated drowning to extract information from suspected...
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A federal appeals court said Friday it would release some of the documents it reviewed when deciding to force journalists to testify in the CIA leak investigation.
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The CIA will unclassify a long-hidden report documenting the agency's assassination plots and domestic spying. Documents released Thursday show that the post-Watergate report was shown to President Ford, who ordered the agency to obey the law.
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WASHINGTON -- At the request of the CIA, the Justice Department drafted a confidential memo that authorizes the agency to transfer detainees out of Iraq for interrogation, a practice that international legal specialists say contravenes the Geneva Conventions.
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WASHINGTON - The Washington Post reported Friday that the CIA has a top-secret detention facility for valuable al-Qaida captives at Guantanamo Bay prison in Cuba.
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The CIA once maintained a facility to hold high-value terrorism suspects at the Defense Department's prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, but the location is not currently in use, according to officials with knowledge of the highly classified operations.
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The United States has moved 14 key   terrorism suspects held in secret CIA prisons to military   control, while the Pentagon banned a series of what it called   abusive interrogation tactics for all detainees, officials said   on Wednesday.
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A federal judge in Washington today scheduled a hearing on whether the CIA violated a court order by destroying videotapes showing harsh interrogation methods, rebuffing pleas from the Justice Department to stay out of the dispute.
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Description: Documents newly released by the government reveal more charges of detainee abuse in Iraq. The files, obtained through a year-old request under the Freedom of Information Act, document court-martials
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WASHINGTON -- A federal judge on Thursday ordered the Bush administration to tell him whether two CIA interrogation videos destroyed in 2005 were relevant to his case.
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The CIA said Wednesday it would begin handing over documents to Congress about the destruction of videotapings showing the harsh interrogation of two terror suspects after the House Intelligence Committee threatened to subpoena two agency officials.
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The destruction of CIA interrogation tapes supports suspicions that the agency used torture to gather information from terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay, a U.N. human rights expert who recently visited the prison said Thursday.
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The U.S. Army's internal investigation into the abuse of detainees in Iraq cast a new spotlight on alleged wrongdoing by a government agency that has until now turned aside external inquiries -- from the military as well as the media -- into the actions of its personnel in Iraq: the CIA.
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A federal judge in Washington yesterday ordered a court hearing Friday to examine whether the CIA violated a judicial order by destroying videotapes showing harsh interrogation methods, rebuffing pleas from the Bush administration that he stay out of the matter while the executive branch's own probe...
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Justice department official reserves right for Bush administration to restore CIA's right to use method
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The government ordered U.S. airlines Friday to turn over personal information about passengers so it can test a system for identifying potential terrorists. The move was expected but nonetheless brought protests from civil libertarians worried about invasions of privacy.