Torture

Ben Carson Thinks Giving Up Certain Torture Techniques Would Be Too PC

He won't rule out waterboarding of terrorism suspects.
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Woman Who Kept Captives In 'Basement Of Horrors' Gets Life Sentence

Victims were starved, beaten and drugged.
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Former CIA Directors Disagree On Torture

"We were asked to do some very hard things."
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In 10 States, Children Can Be Punished With Indefinite Solitary Confinement

Alabama, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas and Wyoming don't set limits on punitive isolation of kids.
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Former CIA Detainees Are Suing The Psychologists Who Developed The Torture Program

An ACLU lawyer representing the former detainees says the Senate torture report is "really why our clients are able to pursue this case.”
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The Small Brooklyn Publisher That Brought The CIA Torture Report To The World

“We really thought long and hard about whether to do this,” publisher Dennis Johnson says. “But in the end, I think we made the right choice.”
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Mexico Acknowledged Torturing Key Witness In 43 Students Case

But former Attorney General Jesús Murillo Karam based his public statements on the coerced testimony anyway.
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Mexico Tortured The Alleged Killers Of Missing 43 Students: Report

The so-called cartel hit men were just construction workers.
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Bummer: The CIA Didn't Kill Jesus

Sen. Dianne Feinstein graciously says the CIA's torture program didn't go that far.
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Accused 9/11 Co-Conspirator Wants Trial Halted Until He Gets Better Medical Care

“The government may have no sense of urgency in providing proper medical care, since ultimately, the goal of the prosecution is to kill Mr. al-Hawsawi,” say his lawyers.
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