Ali Al-Marri, Accused Al Qaeda Agent, Pleads Guilty To Supporting Terrorism In Illinois Court
PEORIA, Ill. — A man who was locked up without charges for years pleaded guilty Thursday to training in al-Qaida camps and coming to the United ...
PEORIA, Ill. — A man who was locked up without charges for years pleaded guilty Thursday to training in al-Qaida camps and coming to the United ...
Peter Henne | Posted 04.27.2009 | Politics
Entropy is one of the several laws ruling the universe. Disorder increases, and energy dissipates; certainty disappears under the inevitable pressure of time. So it is in the United States' "war on terror."
AP | DAVID MERCER | Posted 04.23.2009 | Chicago
PEORIA, Ill. — A man locked up for seven years after being accused of plotting terrorist attacks in the U.S. as an al-Qaida sleeper agent pleade...
AP | SOPHIA TAREEN | Posted 04.21.2009 | Chicago
PEORIA, Ill. — Ali al-Marri followed his older brother to central Illinois in the mid-1980s to pursue a business education unavailable in his na...
People For the American Way Blog | Posted 04.06.2009 | World
Today, the Supreme Court dismissed the appeal by Ali al-Marri, who has been in federal custody in South Carolina since January 2002 when Bush designat...
AP | MARK SHERMAN and DEVLIN BARRETT | Posted 03.30.2009 | Chicago
WASHINGTON — Suspected al-Qaida sleeper agent Ali Al-Marri is now facing criminal charges, but the Obama administration is refusing to rule out ...
AP | DEVLIN BARRETT | Posted 03.29.2009 | Chicago
WASHINGTON — An accused al-Qaida sleeper agent held for 5-1/2 years at a Navy brig in South Carolina will soon be sent to Illinois for trial in ...
Andy Worthington | Posted 02.23.2009 | World
Obama's new Orders are a bold start, but more detail is required, dangerous loopholes must be shut off permanently, and other parts of the Bush administration's dark legacy need to be swiftly addressed.
David Wallechinsky | Posted 01.10.2009 | World
If you happen to be either a terrorist seeking martyrdom or a Bush official who authorized the torture of the accused and would prefer that testimony regarding the torture not surface in a trial.
Andy Worthington | Posted 08.08.2008 | Politics
What is distressing about this latest batch of releases is that two of the men -- those from Afghanistan and the UAE -- have left Guantanamo as unknown as when they arrived.
Andy Worthington | Posted 07.29.2008 | Politics
Not content with endorsing the president's dictatorial right to imprison "enemy combatants", the judges ruled that the President did not even have to allege that an "enemy combatant" had ever raised arms against US forces.
AP | LARRY O'DELL | Posted 07.23.2008 | Politics
RICHMOND, Va. — The Bush administration has the authority to capture and detain suspected enemy combatants in this country but must give them an...
AP | DAVID MERCER | Posted 05.31.2009 | Chicago