“Agitated members of the American Psychological Association are making final plans to challenge a policy that allows psychologists to participate in the interrogation of detainees during the ‘war on terror.’ …[T]he 150,000-member association has been embroiled in an internal revolt over the group’s year-old interrogation ethics principles. Detractors say those principles are so weak and vague that psychologists could become pawns in detainee abuse. Currently, they are drafting alternative proposals, one of which would outright bar psychologists from taking part in interrogations, to present at the association’s annual meeting Aug. 10-13 in New Orleans.” (Salon)