Carol Rosenberg

In an exclusive interview, Theodore B. Olson called the agreement that was revoked last week “the best possible outcome.”

Judge McCall ordered briefs on the validity of the plea deal the defense secretary said was canceled, and the question of unlawful influence.

A military judge allowed the lead defense lawyer to leave next month, but his successor has not yet received the security clearance she needs to take over.

The military, which in 2021 disclosed its last major internal relocation of Guantánamo prisoners, declined to discuss this week’s security operation.

How the latest controversy in the long-running death-penalty case at Guantánamo Bay could play out.

A new court, a death penalty case and even the weather have contributed to the go-slow process at Guantánamo Bay.

She was the first U.S. ambassador to a newly independent Balkans nation and recently oversaw the transfer of cooperating Guantánamo prisoners to third countries.

Susan Escallier’s approval of a plea deal, one of the most important decisions in the history of Guantánamo Bay’s war court, has drawn attention to her role and the dysfunctional military commissions.

A military judge said he would move forward with accepting guilty pleas from three defendants in exchange for life sentences. The agreements had been rescinded by the defense secretary.

The judge asked defense and prosecution lawyers to settle on a date for the accused mastermind of the terrorist attacks to plead guilty.