Criminal inquiry over CIA tapes
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The US justice department is to launch a criminal inquiry into the CIA's wiping of interrogation tapes.
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The actions of a key figure in a controversy over destroyed interrogation tapes show the C.I.A.âs protective instinct.
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A Senate committee will hear allegations that a young U.S. resident was tortured and videotaped -- after the CIA says such videotaping had stopped
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The CIA official who gave the command to destroy interrogation videotapes apparently acted against the direction of his superiors
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The Bush administration appears in court Friday to answer allegations that it defied a federal judge's demand to preserve evidence that may have included CIA interrogation videos of terrorist suspects in U.S. custody.
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A videotape showing Pentagon officials' final interrogation of al-Qaida suspect Jose Padilla is missing, raising questions about whether federal prosecutors have lost other recordings and evidence in the case.
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The federal prosecutor investigating the disclosure of an undercover CIA officer's identity is now pursuing a second leak case in which he has obtained a subpoena for New York Times reporters' telephone records.
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The latest Army investigation into the Abu Ghraib scandal is raising new questions about whether the CIA, operating outside military rules, contributed to the breakdown of military discipline at the prison.
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Investigation into media leaks from the boardroom
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The 9/11 Commission's former head says he asked the CIA for information on the interrogation of al-Qaeda suspects.
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The House ethics committee will investigate Rep. Jim McDermott, D-Wash., to determine whether he violated standards of conduct when an illegally recorded telephone conversation was leaked to reporters during a committee investigation.
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The C.I.A. has agreed to make documents related to the destruction of interrogation videotapes available to the House intelligence Committee and to allow the agencyâs top lawyer to testify about the matter.
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A former CIA official at the center of the controversy over destroyed interrogation videotapes has been blocked by Justice Department officials from gaining access to government records about the incident, according to sources familiar with the case.
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The CIA operated secret prisons in Europe where terrorism suspects could be interrogated and were allegedly tortured, inquiry concludes.
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US justice department to investigate destruction of videotapes showing interrogation of terror suspects
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The CIA failed to fully inform Congress that it was videotaping the harsh interrogations of terrorist suspects and that it destroyed the tapes in 2005, the bipartisan leaders of the House Intelligence Committee said Wednesday.
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The US Attorney&#39;s office is investigating whether criminal contempt charges should be pursued against a defense lawyer who admitted leaking an FBI tape to a reporter, then lying about it.