One example of doublespeak would be replacing the term “torture” with “enhanced interrogation”. Although they mean the exact same thing, the latter term is much more natural and easily ...

Methods of enhanced interrogation - sleep deprivation, ill-fitted clothing, intrusive physical exams - create an experience for prisoners that closely (although unintentionally) resembles the ...

Guantanamo Bay detainee draws pictures of ‘enhanced interrogation’ torture tactics he suffered at secret US prison Man never convicted of a crime illustrates ‘enhanced interrogation ...

Enhanced interrogation — better known as torture — took America to the dark side by David M. Crane, opinion contributor - 11/15/19 7:00 AM ET Getty Images ...

Another glimpse into the mind of Zubaydah now emerges from a series of drawings he made during his years in U.S. custody. They are by turns haunted and bizarre, ranging in subject matter from ...

Former Vice President Dick Cheney said he favors keeping enhanced interrogation techniques around as an option, a day after President Trump's nominee to lead the CIA said she would not use those ...

Former Vice President Dick Cheney told FOX Business’ Maria Bartiromo that he is in favor of restarting the enhanced interrogation program that helped foil terrorist plots in the U.S.

With President Trump’s nomination of Gina Haspel to be director of the Central Intelligence Agency, a debate has again erupted over whether the administration of President George W. Bush allowed ...

He backed the use of “enhanced interrogation” techniques such as waterboarding. But his view isn’t widely backed either by those with experience or by social science research.

Please, from now on, refuse to use the term "enhanced interrogation," not even in quotation marks and call it what it is: torture. We should feel the full shame if anyone believes that torturing ...