Lawyers sparred Thursday over how close a suspected terrorist must be to attacking the United States before he legally can be held without charges as an enemy combatant.
The federal judge overseeing the legal debate, which largely will decide the fate of hundreds of men being held at the U.S. Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, said the issue "should have been resolved a long time ago."
Federal judge weighs key issue in detainee cases
Human Rights Watch has accused Israel of committing "acts of genocide" in Gaza by deliberately depriving...
Palestinian families are suing the State Department over U.S. support for Israel's military campaign in the...
