Senate Report: CIA torture tactics crossed legal lines

In a long-awaited report, Senate investigators delivered a scathing indictment of CIA interrogation practices after the 9/11 attacks, accusing the agency of inflicting pain and suffering on prisoners with tactics that went beyond legal limits. The Senate Intelligence Committee report on US spy agency CIA's interrogation methods during George W Bush's presidency says they were not as effective as claimed and were brutal and far worse than represented. The 528-page executive summary of a classified 6,300 page report released on Tuesday was expected to be critical, according to earlier leaks, and it was.