Former State Department analyst Stephen Kim. He’s currently serving a 13-month sentence at the Federal Bureau of Prisons in Cumberland, Maryland, for violating the Espionage … Jailed for Speaking to the PressRead more
Police
A U.S. police officer being in any U.S. military
Spencer Ackerman talking: The Guardian excerpted the Guantánamo Bay manuscript of Mohamedou Ould Slahi, whose interrogation at Guantánamo Bay is just one of the most … A U.S. police officer being in any U.S. militaryRead more
Homan Square, A Black Site in Chicago
Chicago police continue to operate a secret compound for detentions and interrogations, often with abusive methods. According to The Guardian, detainees as young as 15 … Homan Square, A Black Site in ChicagoRead more
NSA’s Binney Honored for Integrity
Retired National Security Agency official William Binney, who challenged decisions to ignore the Fourth Amendment in the government’s massive — and wasteful — collection of … NSA’s Binney Honored for IntegrityRead more
An Eco-Terrorist Freed 10 Years Early
Eric McDavid was a federal prisoner, serving a 19-year sentence for “eco-terrorism” in what his supporters say was a case of FBI entrapment. Today, he’s … An Eco-Terrorist Freed 10 Years EarlyRead more
You do not have an operational democracy
Mike Gravel talking: I didn’t really know what the legal consequences would be. This has never been done in American history. But we were resting … You do not have an operational democracyRead more
Germany’s BND a Subsidiary of US Intelligence
William Binney, former Technical Director for Intelligence at the U.S. National Security Agency, talks in this interview with German financial journalist Lars Schall about, inter … Germany’s BND a Subsidiary of US IntelligenceRead more
A desperate and very serious battle over impunity
Steven Reisner talking: The Bush administration’s Justice Department created a legal rationale for torture that required the presence of psychologists and medical professionals. And so, … A desperate and very serious battle over impunityRead more
Spying on an American
Abdeen Jabara, who was co-founder of the American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee, was involved in a groundbreaking court case in the 1970s that forced the National Security … Spying on an AmericanRead more
Enough, I’m tired
protesters set fire to the presidential palace over the weekend following news that 43 students missing for more than six weeks have been massacred. The … Enough, I’m tiredRead more