Army portrays England as rogue soldier
FORT BRAGG, N.C. - Military prosecutors began laying out their case against one of the central figures in the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal yesterday, casting Pfc. Lynndie R. England...
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Reservist in court in Iraq abuses
FORT BRAGG, N.C. - More than two months after the first photographs of Iraqi prisoners enduring abuses under the watch of U.S. soldiers appeared, the young Army reservist who became...
CIA contract worker charged in prison abuse
Federal authorities brought the first civilian criminal case involving prison abuses in Iraq and Afghanistan yesterday, charging a former CIA contract worker in the beating death of an Afghan prisoner...
Soldiers’ defense not seen as winning strategy
The low-ranking U.S. soldiers accused of abusing Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib have lined up almost uniformly behind a single defense strategy, one that military law experts say typically is...
Abu Ghraib chief called good officer in tough job
Amid the chaos of incoming mortar strikes, uncooperative detainees and ineffective policing that had come to define Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq, U.S. officials abruptly installed a new commander in...
Remarks by Bush, Rumsfeld may have jeopardized fair trial for troops
As they scrambled to appease the Muslim world with sharp rebukes of the U.S. soldiers accused of mistreating Iraqi prisoners, President Bush and Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld may have...
General links detention and interrogation
The two-star Army general charged with reforming the notorious Abu Ghraib prison near Baghdad, Iraq, in light of the growing abuse scandal involving Western Maryland reservists said in a report...
Contractors act as interrogators
The U.S. military's use of private contractors for the sensitive task of wartime interrogation marks a sharp shift from traditional practices and is raising difficult issues of accountability as authorities...
Gifts to Dixon, 3 others queried
Federal investigators examining Baltimore's City Council have asked several minority developers about any gifts they gave to Council President Sheila Dixon and three former city officials as part of a...
City parents voice concern to school head
City parents who say their voice has not been heard in plans to repair the troubled Baltimore schools quizzed the district's top administrator at a town hall-style forum yesterday and...