Administration Calls Report on CIA Tapes 'Troubling'
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The Bush administration on Wednesday labeled as "pernicious and troubling" a New York Times report that the White House was more deeply involved than previously thought in discussions over whether to destroy CIA videotapes depicting the harsh interrogation of two Al Qaeda operatives.
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WASHINGTON -- The government&#39;s top Defense and intelligence officials urged caution Tuesday in overhauling the nation&#39;s intelligence hierarchy in response to a damning report from the 9/11 Commission.
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Detaineesâ lawyers had requested a hearing to force the government to explain the destruction of the tapes.
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The Bush Administration was under court order not to discard evidence of detainee torture months before the CIA destroyed videotapes that revealed some of its harshest tactics
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Former White House aide I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's right to a fair trial might be jeopardized if tapes of his grand jury testimony are released to the public, his attorneys say.
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The Bush administration was running   several intelligence programs, including one major activity,   that it kept secret from Congress until whistle-blowers told   the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, the   committee's chairman said on Sunday.
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A government report is highly critical of how a school managed allegations of sexual abuse against young boys.
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Two crisis-management experts question the leagueâs handling of the Spygate situation, saying the destruction of the tapes raised questions about what they contained.
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Analysis: Despite the furor over destroyed interrogation tapes, Congress's track record on torture does not bode well for a hard-hitting investigation
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CIA Director Michael V. Hayden told lawmakers privately last week that three White House lawyers were briefed in 2004 about the existence of videotapes showing the interrogation of two al-Qaeda figures, and they urged the agency to be "cautious" about destroying the tapes, according to sources...
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The CIA has not been able to gauge whether a videotape threatening catastrophe against the United States is really from al-Qaida. ABC News said it paid $500 to Pakistani
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The Bush administration on Wednesday said it had not misled the public about the role of White House lawyers in discussions about whether to destroy tapes of secret interrogations.
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The Bush administration said Tuesday it is not trying to minimize the seriousness of the Iraqi insurgency. The comments follow news accounts of a Central Intelligence Agency report warning
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A reassessment by the Central Intelligence Agency has cast doubt on a central piece of evidence used by the Bush administration before the invasion of Iraq to draw links
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The U.S. government is analyzing a videotape that appears to show Osama bin Laden, according to a U.S. official. The assessment will include whether it is really bin Laden and if the tape is old or new, according to the source.
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The CIA official who gave the command to destroy interrogation videotapes apparently acted against the direction of his superiors, the top Republican House Intelligence Committee member said. "It appears he hadn't gotten authority from anyone," said Rep.
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A June 25 report is among dozens of documents made public Tuesday that allege brutal and sometimes illegal interrogation methods employed in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.