In August 2003, the military command overseeing troops in Iraq specifically requested that interrogators working for CACI Inc., a large government contractor, be deployed to Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, ...

FBI agents who assisted with overseas interrogations of suspected terrorists after Sept. 11 often clashed with their military counterparts and refused to participate in the most aggressive ...

The Iraqi Ministry of Justice renovated and reopened the previously named Abu Ghraib prison in 2009 and renamed the site to Baghdad Central Prison. The prison became synonymous with abuse under the ...

WASHINGTON — A member of the military intelligence battalion operating at the Abu Ghraib prison testified at a secret hearing in Baghdad this month that interrogators at the prison sometimes went too ...

Pressure to produce intelligence for anti-terrorism efforts and the war in Iraq led U.S. military interrogators to improvise and develop abusive measures, not just at Abu Ghraib but in detention ...

Military interrogators testified Thursday that they saw reservist guards abusing detainees at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison but failed to properly report the incidents up the chain of command. In a hearing ...

How to Break a Terrorist: The U.S. Interrogators Who Used Brains, Not Brutality, to Take Down the Deadliest Man in Iraq By Matthew Alexander with John R. Bruning Free Press; 288 pages The Gist: Air ...

The American Psychological Association on Sunday abandoned a measure that would have forbidden its members from assisting military interrogators at Guantanamo Bay and other U.S. military detention ...

It's an extremely rare occurence that someone in the federal government, especially in the intelligence field, asks for less power. Intra-government wrangling is almost always predicated on securing ...