The CIA's torture program did not help find Osama bin Laden, according to a still-classified Senate report
People familiar with the report told The Associated Press that the investigation concluded the "harsh interrogation techniques" the CIA used with high-level terror suspects did not provide the key evidence that led to bin Laden, contrary to what former Bush administration and CIA officials have claimed in the past
The 6,300-page report was prepared by the Senate Intelligence Committee over the course of four-plus years. It's at the center of a hot dispute between the CIA and the Senate over privacy, as the spy agency is accused of hacking into its overseer's computers. The CIA allegedly searched Senate staffers' computers to find out how they gained access to an internal CIA review of the torture program in what could be viewed as a major breach in the relationship between the spy agency and its congressional overseers. Read more...
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