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U.S. District Court Judge Robert G. Doumar, a storied and controversial figure who sat on the bench in Norfolk for 42 years, died Saturday morning.

[Headnote] Since the events of 9/1 1 , the U.S. Government has imposed many restrictions on civil liberties. IRFAN MURTUZA explores these developments with [...]

"I went to Afghanistan with the intention of fighting against terrorism and oppression, not to support it." John Philip Walker Lindh, also nic...

The Guantánamo conundrum never seems to end.Twelve years ago, I had other expectations. I envisioned a writing project that I had no doubt would be part of my future: an account of Guantánamo's last 100 days. I expected to narrate in reverse, the episodes in a book I had just published, The Least Wo...

Antiwar.com Original The Guantánamo Conundrum Dealing with the Forever Prison of America's Forever Warsby Karen Greenberg and Tom Engelhardt Posted on Originally posted at TomDispatch. It seemed obvious enough to me in 2006. When you included the CIA’s “black sites” around the globe (where prisoners from the war on terror were being kept and regularly tortured), American military prisons like the shocking Abu Ghraib in Iraq, which had just then been emptied, and the huge military prison camps named Bucca and Cropper, which remained in use, as well as mili...