Congress heads into torture debate blind

WASHINGTON -- This week's congressional debate over torture policy will be an important benchmark in the war on terrorism. But because of the Bush administration's restrictive policy on sharing classified information with Congress, very few of the people engaged in the debate will know what they're talking about. (Full article: 764 words)

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