Sent from Gitmo to UAE, Detainees Fear Final Stop: Yemen The Guantanamo detainees were promised they were being sent to a Muslim country for rehabilitation.
Ex-Guantanamo Commander Sentenced for Lying in Man's Death Capt. John R. Nettleton was sentenced to two years in prison after lying about a fight over an affair with the man's wife.
Another Judge Steps Away from Stalled Guantanamo 9/11 Trial The case has been stalled by its complexity, legal challenges, the COVID-19 outbreak and departures of previous judges.
Medical Review Upheld for Saudi Prisoner at Guantanamo Al-Qahtani, who has been held at Guantanamo since early 2002, has long posed a legal dilemma for U.S. authorities.
Minnesota National Guard to Send Soldiers to Guantanamo Bay About 150 Minnesota National Guard soldiers from a military police unit are deploying to Guantanamo Bay to provide security.
Judge Orders Medical Panel for '20th Hijacker' at Guantanamo Mohammed al-Qahtani has been held at Guantanamo for 18 years but never charged.
Second CIA Contractor Testifies in 9/11 Case at Guantanamo John Bruce Jessen told a military court that the techniques used against detainees had been shown to have no lasting effects.
Pentagon Eyes Guantanamo Bay Military Prison for Cuts to Personnel, Infrastructure About 780 prisoners have been held at the facility since it opened, but only 40 remain now.
Ex-CIA Contractor Defends Brutal Post-9/11 Interrogations The testimony in Guantanamo is an important milestone in the Sept. 11 war crimes proceedings.
Ex-Guantanamo Commander Convicted of Lying about Man's Death A jury convicted Capt. Nettleton of obstruction of justice, concealing material facts, and making false statements.
VA Plans to Outsource All Compensation and Pension Exams In a letter to VA Secretary Robert Wilkie, Rep. Elaine Luria, D-Va., said the plan was developed with no notice to Congress.
USAA Bank Fined $85 Million by Federal Regulators for 'Violations of Law' USAA Federal Savings Bank is part of USAA, which has about 13 million military and veteran-affiliated members.
The Army Is Looking into the Soldier who Vibed with Cranberry Juice and Fleetwood Mac During an Airborne Jump The Army has said they are looking into the soldier’s actions for potential safety violations.
'Soldiers' Careers Depend on It': Senators Want to Halt Army Combat Fitness Test Rollout Two senators say the new Army Combat Fitness Test sets unrealistic standards for some soldiers.
After More than 3 Decades, the Corps' AH-1W Super Cobra Makes its Final Flight The Marine Corps has officially retired the AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter.
