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1. The 9/11 Spy Who Wasn't: His dream to serve in the U.S. military came true. But while working as a translator at Guantánamo, he wound up wrongly accused of espionage.

Author

Audi, Tamara

Subjects
*ESPIONAGE, *SEPTEMBER 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, *TRANSLATORS, *SPIES, UNITED States armed forces
Abstract

The article focuses on the accusation and trial of Ahmad Al-Halabi, an Air Force airman, who was charged with espionage and aiding the enemy after being suspected of spying for the Syrian government while serving as a translator at U.S. military base Guantanamo Bay. Topics include the post-9/11 atmosphere of suspicion and surveillance faced by Arab and Muslim Americans, Al-Halabi's journey from Syria to the U.S., and the challenges he encountered as a Muslim serviceman in the U.S. military.

Published
2024

3. For Giuliani, 9/11 Charity Is a Financial Safety Net.

Author

FAHRENTHOLD, DAVID A., SULLIVAN, EILEEN, and Hughes, Seamus

Subjects
*CHARITY, *CHARITIES, *SEPTEMBER 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, NEW York City mayors
Abstract

The article reveals Rudolph W. Giuliani's reliance on a 9/11 charity as a financial lifeline amid legal troubles, highlighting his failure to disclose its support during bankruptcy proceedings.

Published
2024

4. Civilian Prosecutors Rejected 9/11 Confessions the Military Calls Crucial.

Author

ROSENBERG, CAROL and SAVAGE, CHARLIE

Subjects
*SEPTEMBER 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, *PROSECUTORS, *JUDGES
Abstract

The article focuses on the decision by civilian prosecutors in 2009 to reject using confessions from the accused in the 9/11 attacks as evidence in federal court, contrasting with the military's reliance on those confessions as crucial evidence in the ongoing military commissions case.

Published
2024

5. Judge in 9/11 Case Visits Former C.I.A. 'Black Site' Where Suspects Confessed.

Author

ROSENBERG, CAROL

Subjects
*SEPTEMBER 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, *SOLITARY confinement, *TORTURE
Abstract

The article details a military judge's historic visit to a former C.I.A. 'black site' at Guantanamo Bay, crucial to a Sept. 11 case, where the admissibility of confessions obtained under alleged torture is under scrutiny.

Published
2024

6. C.I.A. Sought Al Qaeda Plans, But Suspect Dwelled on 9/11.

Author

ROSENBERG, CAROL

Subjects
*SEPTEMBER 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001, *PSYCHOLOGISTS
Abstract

The article focuses on James E. Mitchell, a psychologist involved in the interrogation of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, who confessed to planning the September 11, 2001 attacks in his first month in U.S. custody but was subjected to harsh treatment by the CIA to redirect his focus.

Published
2024

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