Matthew Alexander led the interrogation team that tracked down al-Qaida leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in 2006. Alexander, a critic of the harsh techniques employed by the military during the ...

Newly released documents and interviews portray the civilian leadership at the Pentagon as urgently concerned that al Qaeda and Taliban detainees might have information that could prevent terrorist ...

The finger pointing continues over the question of whether top U.S. government officials knew that harsh interrogation techniques were being used on enemy combatants during the Bush administration.

As detailed here, the CIA program of secret detentions and “enhanced interrogation techniques”—which included sleep deprivation, cold cells, head and belly slaps, prolonged standing, “walling,” and ...

The days of physical pain and threats are over in modern day criminal investigations. Interview and interrogation is a critical component in criminal investigations and subsequent prosecutions and has ...

The Senate Intelligence Committee is set to release a report Tuesday criticizing the Central Intelligence Agency’s interrogation and detention program. (Update: The report has been released.) The ...

A pair of psychologists contracted by the CIA were paid more than $80 million to develop the enhanced interrogation techniques used against al Qaeda suspects, the Senate Intelligence Committee's ...

Report says information on bin Laden wasn't found through enhanced interrogation — -- The report released today by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence concluded that the most valuable ...

The Central Intelligence Agency repeatedly tortured suspected terrorists, regularly lied about it to Congress and the White House, and, for all the pain and trouble this caused the agency and the ...

Some of the most vehement critics of so-called “enhanced interrogation techniques” are standing behind House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), despite accusations that she didn’t speak up forcefully ...

In a forceful defense of its police officers, Fontana city officials say detectives did nothing illegal in the 2018 interrogation of a man who was “psychologically tortured” into falsely confessing to ...