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Abu Ghraib Guards: Justice Dept. Memos Show We Were Scapegoats

Prison guards who were called “bad apples” for abusing inmates at the Abu Ghraib jail in Iraq are blaming the Bush administration for making them “scapegoats” for policies approved at high levels.

In the Media by Chris V. Thangham - 5 comments

Op-Ed: No Defense for Torture

Torture, in the name of defense, is an offense against everything for which our soldiers have fought and died for more than two centuries.

In the Media by Brad Sylvester - 5 comments

Obama releases Bush interrogation memos

The United States today released a total of four memos from the CIA interrogation programme which was in place during the Bush administration. The memos were secret up until now.

In the Media by Jane Fazackarley - 3 comments

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More People Look for a Job: Morning Business Memo

The jobs market may be improving, but will unemployment fall much this year?

Husain Haqqani travel ban lifted

Pakistan's Supreme Court lifts a travel ban it placed on the country's ex-US envoy, while it probed his role in a scandal over a controversial memo.

Brazil's Jesus statue idea for London Olympics not winning fans

Memo to Brazil: That idea of putting up a giant Jesus statue in a London park to promote the 2016 Olympic Games is not going over well.

Anger over NY police Muslim memo

Civic groups from around the US are urging New York's attorney general to investigate the New York Police Department surveillance operations.

Parish misled about accused pastor's leave, memo says

Prosecutors read dozens of confidential church documents aloud in court to try to prove a Philadelphia archdiocese routinely buried complaints that priests were molesting children.