Reopening the Interrogation File

History's demands can seem inconvenient, unfair or unreasonable. But they can't be ignored. The Obama administration has a legal and moral duty to determine whether crimes were committed in the Bush-era detention and interrogation of "war on terror" prisoners -- and, if so, to prosecute those responsible. Full Story »

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by Derek Hawkins - Aug. 25, 2009
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by Randy Morrow - Aug. 26, 2009

But I want to know — and I believe the nation needs to know — the full, unvarnished truth of what they and others did in our name. It’s probable that ... More »

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by Patrick McGuire - Aug. 26, 2009

It is well thought and written.

This could not have happened in a vacuum. It needed a catalyst. That catalyst could only come from the Bush administration. Let the investigation ... More »

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