Guantánamo Bay

Still Lifes from Guantanamo Bay

By Chelsea Matiash

John Oliver Reminds the World That Guantanamo Prison Still Exists

By Melissa Locker

U.S. Transfers 15 Guantánamo Detainees to UAE

By Daniel White

We Should Reboot Guantanamo Bay for Scientific Diplomacy

By The Aspen Institute

Obama Makes Last-Ditch Plea to Close Guantanamo

He wants detainees moved to U.S. soil, but Congress unlikely to lift its ban on such transfers

By Mark Thompson February 23, 2016

Final Push on Guantanamo

"This is about closing a chapter in our history"

By Maya Rhodan February 23, 2016

The Photos Linked to Detainee Abuse Released By U.S. Military

The Pentagon has released 198 photos related to prisoner abuse by U.S. military personnel in Iraq and Afghanistan, a decade after the ACLU first sued to make them public. Here, a selection of the sometimes graphic images

By TIME Photo February 5, 2016

The Slow Death of the SAT

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute January 14, 2016

No More Outside Food for Guantánamo Inmates

Critics say the policy severs a valuable emotional link to outside world

By David Stout May 27, 2015

Former Gitmo Inmate 'Relieved' After Conviction Quashed

U.S. court says Australian David Hicks did not commit a war crime

By Sabrina Toppa February 20, 2015

Guantanamo Bay Will Remain in U.S. Hands, White House Says

U.S. has leased land on Guantanamo Bay since the 1903 Cuban–American Treaty

By Sabrina Toppa January 29, 2015

U.S.-Cuba Thaw Won't Close Guantanamo Bay

The U.S. Navy’s historic base—and new terror prison—is unlikely to go anywhere anytime soon

By Mark Thompson December 19, 2014

U.S. Shuts Last Afghan Prison

At its busiest, Bagram prison held hundreds of detainees

By Noah Rayman December 11, 2014

U.S. Set to Revise Bush-Era Policy on Prisoner Treatment

As a signatory on a ban against "cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment" in "any territory under its jurisdiction"

By Sam Frizell November 12, 2014

Bella Swan Goes to Guantanamo Bay in the X-Ray Trailer

A first look at Kristen Stewart in her war-themed film, which premiered at Sundance

By Eliana Dockterman August 8, 2014

Sgt. Bergdahl Trying to Return to Normal Life

Held captive by the Taliban for five years, he's now being reintegrated with society

By Noah Rayman July 2, 2014

Bowe Bergdahl Is Back

The former P.O.W. is now receiving treatment at the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Tex.

By Denver Nicks June 13, 2014

The Last Time Qatar Promised To Watch A Gitmo Prisoner, He Walked

Despite a 2008 promise in writing, the Qataris let former Guantanamo Bay prisoner Jarallah al-Marri travel to Great Britain, where he was arrested.

By Massimo Calabresi June 5, 2014

Taliban Commander: More Kidnappings to Come After Bergdahl Deal

Behind the Scenes of Bowe Bergdahl’s ReleaseA Taliban commander close to the negotiations over the release of U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl told TIME Thursday that the deal made to secure Bergdahl’s release has made...

By Aryn Baker June 5, 2014

'Suck It Up and Salute'

Pentagon, Intelligence officials used Top Secret intelligence to prevent previous release of Taliban Five, officials tell TIME

By Massimo Calabresi June 3, 2014