Group: 'Ghost Detainees' Likely in Iraq
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WASHINGTON - Army generals said Thursday at least two dozen unregistered "ghost detainees" may have been held at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, but they don't know the number for certain because the CIA did not cooperate with their investigation into abuses.    Senators said the CIA's lack of cooperation was unacceptable and that they would press the agency to provide the Army with the documents it needs...
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WASHINGTON - Congress may keep up the focus on the prison abuse scandal following the disclosure that the military has concealed as many as 100 "ghost detainees" from the Red Cross.    The presence of prisoners held by the CIA outside of the military's usual system of registration and care was an important finding of an Army investigation completed last month...
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The U.S. military said on Saturday that reports that Jordanian militant Abu Musab al-Zarqawi had been detained in Iraq were not credible.
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Poor living conditions for U.S. soldiers and an immersion in an unfamiliar culture may have contributed to abuses at U.S. detention facilities in Iraq, according to government documents released to the American Civil Liberties Union on Thursday.
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US army generals tell a Senate committee that dozens of detainees may have been held in secret in Iraq.
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United States intelligence officers have taken detainees out of Iraq for interrogation, according to The Washington Post. At the request of the CIA, the Justice Department allegedly compiled a secret memo
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Iraqi authorities will try to contact some former Baath Party figures who fled the country after the collapse of Saddam Hussein's regime, but will not meet with those believed to be playing a key role in the insurgency, a senior official said Thursday.
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Bush administration officials say they&#39;re trying to confirm the latest statement from the most feared militant group in Iraq. A posting on an islamic website states that the group, led by terror mastermind
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WASHINGTON - 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.    The report cites the presence of unregistered "ghost detainees" who did not fall under the military's usual system of registration, interrogation and medical care...
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The United States may have kept up to 100 &quot;ghost detainees&quot; in Iraq off the books and concealed from Red Cross observers, a far higher number than previously reported, an Army general told Congress on Thursday.
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The United States may have kept up  to 100 "ghost detainees" in Iraq off the books and concealed  from Red Cross observers, a far higher number than previously  reported, an Army general told Congress on Thursday.
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The grandfather of an Army Reserve soldier whose platoon refused to deliver supplies in Iraq said his grandson told him Saturday that he and other soldiers had been detained by military authorities but were later released. Meanwhile, military officials said commanders reassigned five members of the unit.
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An alleged member of a group with purported ties to the al-Qaida terror network was among four prisoners who appeared Thursday before U.S. military review tribunals in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Members of the Black Watch regiment may have to remain in Iraq for longer than had been hoped, it is confirmed.
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base in Mosul is just how little is known about the group that claims to have carried it out. September 2003, and is thought to have operated mostly in northern and western Iraq since.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- On Sept. 6, 2006, President Bush announced that the CIA's overseas secret prisons had been temporarily emptied and 14 al-Qaeda leaders taken to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. But since then, there has been no official accounting of what happened to about 30 other "ghost prisoners" who...
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WASHINGTON - The CIA hid dozens of Iraqi detainees at US Army detention facilities without registering them or letting international inspectors know of their existence, generals who have investigated the Iraq prison scandal said Thursday.