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GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba -- A confessed courier for al-Qaida who described his torture by the CIA to a U.S. military jury has completed his prison sentence, the Pentagon announced Friday. U.S. diplomats now have to find a country to place him in.

NHS trust did not provide Ipswich woman with the best care, Suffolk Coroners Court hears

NHS trust did not provide Ipswich woman with the best care, Suffolk Coroners Court hears

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During a two-hour statement to jurors on Thursday, Khan said: “I did it all, no excuse. And I am very sorry to everyone I have hurt.”

A military jury has imposed a sentence of 26 years on a former Maryland man held at the Guantanamo Bay detention center who admitted to joining al-Qaida and...

A former Maryland man who admitted to joining al-Qaida was sentenced to 26 years but could be released as soon as next year under a plea deal.

A military jury imposed a sentence of 26 years Friday on a former Maryland man who admitted joining al-Qaida and has been held at the Guantanamo Bay detention center. But under a plea deal, the man could be released as soon as next year because of his cooperation with U.S. authorities. The sentencing of Majid…

A military jury imposed a sentence of 26 years Friday on a former Maryland man who admitted joining al-Qaida and has been held at the Guantanamo Bay detention center. But under a plea deal, the man could be released as soon as next year because of his cooperation with U.S. authorities.

FORT MEADE, Md.—A military jury imposed a sentence of 26 years Friday on a former Maryland man who ...