WASHINGTON — In a sweeping victory for the U.S. government, a federal jury on Wednesday found four former Blackwater guards guilty on nearly every count they faced in connection with the 2007 killing ...
President Trump’s pardon of four former Blackwater contractors convicted for their role in a massacre in Baghdad has sparked outrage in Iraq. The Blackwater guards include Nicholas Slatten, who was ...
SAN DIEGO (CN) - Blackwater faces a federal lawsuit brought by survivors and victims of the 2007 shootings in Baghdad's Nisoor Square that spurred the U.S. prosecution of five Blackwater mercenaries. ...
WASHINGTON — Radio logs from a deadly 2007 shooting in Baghdad cast doubt on U.S. government claims that Blackwater Worldwide security guards were unprovoked when they killed 14 Iraqi civilians. The ...
The Justice Department charged four former Blackwater security contractors Thursday in the 2007 attack on Iraqi civilians, reviving a heated case that a judge initially dismissed in 2009. The men, ...
A former member of Blackwater joins family members, friends, and supporters of four former Blackwater security guards outside the federal court in Washington on April 13, 2015, following sentencing ...
An Iraqi man who survived an infamous massacre of unarmed civilians by American security guards in Baghdad has condemned President Donald Trump’s decision to pardon the men as “unjust.” Seventeen ...
President Donald Trump on Tuesday pardoned four former government contractors convicted in a 2007 massacre in Baghdad that left more than a dozen Iraqi civilians dead and caused an international ...
A federal judge resentenced three former Blackwater security contractors Thursday to more than a decade in prison for their role in a 2007 shooting in Baghdad in which dozens of unarmed Iraqis were ...
Three former Blackwater security contractors were given new sentences on Thursday for their roles in a notorious massacre of unarmed civilians in Baghdad in 2007, the New York Times reported. Paul ...
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