Sunday, July 12, 2009

CIA

Democrats Call for Full Investigation of CIA Allegations

Some accuse the CIA of misleading Congress multiple times over the past 8 years. more >>

CIA's Panetta, DNI Blair Must End Turf War and Switch Jobs

Each man is better suited to the other's role. more >>

Panetta's Focus on Chinese, Russian, and Arabic

The CIA Director wants to increase the number of staff members who can speak a second language. more >>

Hoekstra: Pelosi Needs to Show Evidence the CIA Misled Her

The Michigan representative on national security, Guantánamo Bay, and Nancy Pelosi. more >>

Americans Split on Pelosi-CIA Controversy

43-to-41 percent think it's likely the CIA misled the House speaker. more >>

Boehner: Pelosi Should Retract Her CIA Accusations and Apologize

Democrats' politicized moves send dangerous signals around the country and the world. more >>

Pelosi Says CIA Misled Congress on Use of Waterboarding

House speaker says the CIA and the Bush administration misrepresented torture tactics. more >>

CIA's Mansfield Moves Out of Press Office

CIA spokesman Mark Mansfield stepping aside to let new spy boss Leon Panetta pick his press aide. more >>

Vengeful Torture Crusade of Leahy and Levin Will Come to No Good

What good comes from this? more >>

Mounting Calls for Punishment in Firestorm Over CIA "Torture" Memos

After President Obama's release of the interrogation documents, the controversy continues to mount. more >>

Legendary Spy Charlie Allen Knows the CIA's Secrets

In half a century at the CIA, Charlie Allen saw it all, from the Cold War to the war on al Qaeda. more >>

Torture Scandal-Plagued CIA Needs Another George Bush

There's a reason the CIA headquarters are named after George H.W. Bush. more >>

Bush Lawyers Used U.S. Military Training to Justify CIA Interrogation Techniques

Memos show that U.S. military survival training was used to justify CIA interrogation methods. more >>

Memos Describe CIA's Harsh Interrogation Program

Justice Department documents describe the process of extracting information from "high value" suspects. more >>

Was Obama Right to Release CIA Interrogation Technique Memos?

President Obama releases declassified Justice Departments memos that tell all. more >>

With New Afghanistan Plan, Obama Makes the War His Own

The new strategy calls for extra troops and civilians, but it also reveals limits on America's role. more >>

CIA Director Leon Panetta: Hollywood's Got the CIA Wrong

Panetta says his job is more challenging than Hollywood can imagine. more >>

What Congress Wants to Know About CIA Detention and Interrogation Actions

New CIA chief Panetta tries to calm anxiety at the agency about the Senate committee investigation. more >>

CIA Denies Helping Nazi Adolf Eichmann

A new book charges the CIA knew Eichmann's alias and address. more >>

New CIA Chief Hints That Predator Strikes in Pakistan Will Continue

New CIA director Leon Panetta says the U.S. strategy for targeting al Qaeda remains unchanged. more >>

Now the CIA Spies on the Economy

President Obama wants to hear what the CIA sees on the global economic scene. more >>

CIA Director Leon Panetta and the Westminster Best Dog in Show

Panetta said he may be the oldest to take charge of the CIA but he's the best in show. more >>

Making Intelligence More Diverse, One Spy at a Time

Patricia Taylor wants to boost diversity among the spies and analysts at the CIA and other spy agencies more >>

The CIA and NSA Want You to Be Their Friend on Facebook

The spy agencies are using the popular social-networking site as part of their recruiting efforts. more >>

Mike Hayden: the Steelers' Biggest Fan in Washington

The Steelers love the outgoing CIA director, too—so much so that we hear Jerome Bettis hugged him. more >>

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