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Anonymous threat shuts down internet in Guantanamo
The US military has blocked Internet service at the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base in Cuba following online hacking threats from the group, Anonymous.
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RIVERSIDE: UCR ARTSblock opens - Geographies of Detention'
UCR ARTSblock presents Geographies of Detention: From Guantanamo to the Golden Gulag , on view at the California Museum of Photography from June 1 through September 7, 2013, andaccompanied by a program of events.
'Don't interact, don't talk, they are not humans' - Gitmo guard's basic orders
One of the methods used to extract information from Muslim inmates in Guantanamo was to apply sexual interrogation techniques, Terry Holdbrooks, former guard at the camp has told RT.
Bin Laden Corpse Photos Can Be Secret: Court
Photos of Osama bin Laden's corpse and burial at sea were properly classified by U.S. officials and can be withheld from the public, a federal appeals court ruled.
Man pleads guilty in Picasso vandalism case
Citing a lack of leads, a police agency said Monday that it is closing the active investigation of the disappearance of Susan Powell, a Utah mother whose now-dead husband was a prime suspect The lawyer for the family of missing Utah woman Susan Powell said Tuesday that even as local police close the active part of their investigation into her ... (more)
Pentagon wants $450M for Guantanamo prison
The Pentagon wants more than $450 million for maintaining and upgrading the Guantanamo Bay prison that President Barack Obama wants to close.
Pentagon wants $450M for Guantanamo prison
Rescue crews are working through the night after a monstrous tornado barreled through the Oklahoma City suburbs, demolishing an elementary school and reducing homes to piles of splintered wood.
'Guantanamo guards shot my client 5 times for no reason'
Over 100 Guantanamo prisoners continue their hunger strike in protest against unlawful - and as it turns out, violent - detention.
Lawyer gets JAG detail at Gitmo
It may seem strange that a Mountain Top lawyer who just earned a partnership with a firm near his hometown would take a nine-month hiatus to Cuba.
White House Again Raises Possibility Of Closing Guantanamo
For the first time in years, the Obama administration appears to be focused on shuttering the Guantanamo Bay prison and - at a minimum - has redoubled its efforts to reduce the number of people held there.
The Reason for Hunger Strikes-from Northern Ireland to Guantanamo
I'm in Northern Ireland and yesterday on May 20, 2013, I spoke with several members of the Northern Ireland Parliament.
Perhaps a meal was not the ideal setting to talk about something as unappetizing as a hunger strike.
Gitmo hunger striker launches Twitter campaign
It is a tragic state of affairs when more than 100 men starve themselves, some close to death, in protest of human rights abrogations - and Twitter is needed to gain them attention.
This is to all the people complaining about Garrey Carruthers, president at NMSU, including myself.
The United States appears to have carried out its second drone strike inside Yemen in the past three days.
Divide and Conquer the Congress?
Every time the word " bipartisan " makes it to print the world suffers. When the two rival political syndicates line up in a row in favor of something, it's because their masters feel so strongly about the issue that all other concerns are bulldozed away.
Guantanamo Force-Feeding Constitutes Torture
Around 130 of 166 Guantanamo detainees refuse food. They're hunger striking for justice.
How Guantanamo affects China: Our human rights hypocrisies
In May 2012, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Secretary of Treasury Timothy Geithner were poised to make a rare double visit to China for a high-level strategic and economic dialogue.
Report: Obama to make big speech about drones, Guantanamo
On Thursday, President Obama will reportedly make a big speech to address White House counterterrorism policy, including the closing of Guantanamo Bay and the Administration's use of drone strikes.
Erosion of rights should not surprise
It's hard not to laugh at the indignation over the Justice Department's seizure of telephone records of the Associated Press and its journalists.