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• v  transmit (a signal) for setting off an appropriate response, as in telecommunication
• v  pose a series of questions to

• Alexander didn't do anything for months but eat, sleep and interrogate prisoners.
• The Yugoslav state security agency, UDBA, was cut back by 5,000 cops, and deprived of its power to interrogate suspects outside of court.
• With virtually unlimited powers to arrest and interrogate, SAVAK has tortured and murdered thousands of the Shah's opponents.

• question

News & Articles

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• Suspect in deaths of 4 women says police coerced statement from him
  James Brown, accused in the 2011 deaths of four women he met through a classified advertising website, said he gave a statement to police after they threatened to charge and interrogate his mother.
  June 20, 2013 - Detroit Free Press
• Journalists Explore Climate Complexity
  There is much to recommend this article in the New Republic by Nate Cohn, starting with the sub-headline: Grappling with climate change nuance in a toxic political environment It is an ungrateful task to interrogate the complexities of climate change (which extend to the policy side of the equation) so props to Cohn for taking it on. That he does so with an even tone and lucid writing makes the ...
  June 19, 2013 - Discover

Quotes

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• Dana Perino in Forbes
  It's no secret that the president approved a lawful program in order to interrogate hardened terrorists,Perino said. "We do not torture. We also know that this program has saved lives by disrupting terrorist attacks."
• President Bush in USA Today
  In order to protect this country, we must be able to interrogate people who have information about future attacks,Bush said at the White House. "I will resist any bill that does not enable this program to go forward."
• Vice President Dick Cheney in guardian.co.uk
  Our ability to interrogate high-value detainees like Khalid Sheikh Mohammed - that's been a very important tool that we've had to be able to secure the nation,said Mr Cheney.