Torture Probe Limited to Unauthorized Torture?
“The Justice Department's review of detainee abuse by the CIA will focus on a very small number of cases,” the September 19 Washington...
Crime
KGB/FSB: The “Game” Remains the Same
As the Ford Taurus slowly approached the signal site, hidden FBI agents readied for a possible arrest. For weeks they had been staking...
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Stimulus Money: An Offer the Mob Can’t Refuse
Law enforcement officials believe that the Mafia (and other similar organized crime groups) is attempting to garner billions of federal "stimulus" dollars through...
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American Sex Tourists Caught in Cambodia
Three American sex tourists to Cambodia have been arrested and are being returned to the United States for trial, Fox News reported on...
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Anger Over Terrorist’s Release Confuses Gadhafi
Saif al-Islam Gadhafi, son of the longtime Libyan dictator, Moammar Gadhafi, is confused as to why families on both sides of the Atlantic...
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Fed’s Bernanke a Victim of ID Theft
While the Fed fights efforts to air its dirty laundry, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has had his own personal bank account information compromised...
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Obama Creates New Interrogation Unit
In an effort to distance himself from the much-criticized interrogation methods used by the Bush administration and its agents, President Barack Obama has...
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CIA’s “Interrogation” Instructions Unveiled
A Washington Post article details some of the appalling tactics employed by the CIA as operatives (some lacking any interrogation training) attempted to...
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CIA Torture Investigation Declassified
The declassification of the CIA Inspector General's report on torture of detainees provided more hard evidence of what most Americans already knew: the...
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Holder Appoints Torture Prosecutor, Rejects Nuremberg Principle
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder appointed Assistant United States Attorney John Durham to investigate torture by U.S. officials since President Bush commenced the...
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CIA Inspector General to Confirm Clear-Cut Case of Torture
The CIA is scheduled today to declassify a 2004 report that details at least one clear-cut case of felony torture, according to an...
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Rifqa Bary Safe for Now
A circuit judge in Florida said last Friday that Rifqa Bary, the Christian teenager who fled her Muslim family because she feared an...
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Save Rifqa Bary From an Honor Killing
Americans and Europeans have learned at least one unpleasant truth about unfettered immigration, even if government officials don’t want to admit it: many...
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Details of Mission for CIA ‘Black’ Helicopters Revealed
In a tale that sounds like something out of a spy movie, the New York Post has revealed intricate details about a secret...
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Study Shows DNA Evidence Can Be Faked
In recent years, a popular understanding has arisen that DNA is an infallible form of evidence; whether one is speaking of a crime...
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