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Trump might be ‘fine’ with torture, but most Americans aren’t
The alleged popularity of torture is based on flawed polling
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- Election 2016
- Donald Trump
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- CIA
The alleged popularity of torture is based on flawed polling
The Senate Intelligence Committee report is a federal record, and the archivist of the US should say so
Did the world became a better place for human rights in 2015?
Human Rights Watch is demanding a criminal probe into the CIA's treatment of suspects
Brennan: ‘I would anticipate that this is not the only operation that ISIL has in the pipeline’
Analysis: Tech sector, privacy advocates, security experts say CISA compromises liberties, does little to stem threat
Hacker behind the breach is reportedly a high school student. Roxana Saberi has the story
Senior attorney with the ACLU's Human Rights Program, Steven Watt, discusses the ‘enhanced interrogation program’ case
New lawsuit takes aim at the two psychologists who set up the torture program carried out by US intelligence agents
