CIA Tweets U.S. Capture of Osama bin Laden – Five Years Later
The CIA commemorated the five-year anniversary of killing Osama bin Laden with a series of live tweets.
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CIA Director: Missing 9/11 Report Pages Contain ‘Inaccurate’ Information
CIA Director John Brennan said Sunday it would be a mistake to release 28 classified pages from the 9/11 Commission report because they contain unveiled, inaccurate information.
Justice Department Allows CIA Torture Lawsuit to Proceed in Stunning Reversal
In a stunning reversal, the Justice Department is allowing a lawsuit by alleged victim of the CIA’s torture program to proceed.
CIA Director Says His Agency Would Not Resume Torture, Despite GOP Rhetoric
CIA Director John Brennan said on Sunday that his agency would not resort to torturing terrorism suspects despite rhetoric from GOP presidential hopefuls Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
How CIA Left Behind Explosives in School Bus for Special-Needs Students
The CIA left explosive material in the engine compartment of a school bus for special-needs students after a bomb-sniffing exercise.
Michael DeLeon to Head Up FBI’s Phoenix Office
By Allan Lengel ticklethewire.com Michael DeLeon, who served in the National Clandestine Service, Counterintelligence Center as the chief of the Counterespionage Group at the Central Intelligence Agency, has been named special agent in charge of the FBI’s Phoenix Division. He’ll begin the new job in late April, the FBI said. DeLeon joined the FBI in…
President Obama Apologies to Argentina for CIA Actions During Country’s ‘Dirty War’
President Obama apologized to Argentina for CIA actions during the country’s “dirty war.”
Judges Consider Releasing Full CIA Torture Report by Senate Intelligence Committee
Judges are deciding whether to release full Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA interrogation practices that include torture.