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  Latest Guantánamo prison camp suicide was 'indefinite detainee'

  An Afghan man who was found hanging from a bedsheet at Guantánamo last month was held by the Pentagon as an "indefinite detainee" — an Obama administration designation originally conferred on 48 captives at the prison camps in Cuba.

• Guantánamo Bay prison camps turn 10

  Guantánamo Bay prison camps turn 10

  Prisoners declared sit-ins and hunger strikes on the eve of the 10th anniversary of the detention center; prison spokeswoman says they’ll be tolerated so long as they’re peaceful

• Pentagon: 'No vacancy’ at Guantánamo camps

  Pentagon: 'No vacancy’ at Guantánamo camps

  The Pentagon’s top lawyer said the White House still wants to empty the prison camps at Guantánamo and that congressional restrictions have for a year stalled transfers and releases.

• After years of secrecy, Pentagon seeks order to let public view hearing for accused Cole bomber

  After years of secrecy, Pentagon seeks order to let public view hearing for accused Cole bomber

  Pentagon prosecutors have filed a sealed motion with the Guantánamo war court that apparently proposes allowing the general public for the first time to watch military proceedings against an accused al Qaida terrorist.

• Prosecutors propose wider public viewing of Guantánamo terror trial

  Prosecutors propose wider public viewing of Guantánamo terror trial

  Pentagon prosecutors filed a transparency motion whose title proposes the general public get to watch broadcasts of the USS Cole terror trial to U.S. soil. For the moment, the substance of the proposal’s still secret.