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There may be merit to the intelligence community's concern about Trump's discretion.

We are witnessing an attempt by some shadowy intelligence operatives to destabilize America for ideology, money and power.

What did the president know and when did he know it?

The CIA has not confirmed the visit, but officials and media expect Pompeo Thursday.

In his book "A Great Place to Have a War," Joshua Kurlantzick looks for the origins of the militarized CIA in all the wrong places.  

Gina Haspel is the first career CIA woman to be appointed deputy director.

Gina Haspel, who will serve under new Central Intelligence Agency Director Mike Pompeo, was the first woman spy to reach the CIA's second-highest position.

There should be no cloud over the legitimacy of the president who makes such a pick.

Former CIA officer argues the U.S. is de facto declaring war on Islam—'to no useful purpose.'

Intelligence veterans say the president's order strips a valuable tool from agents seeking to attract informants.

Mystery surrounds the detention of two Russians on charges of treason.

The now defunct program's Enhanced Interrogation Techniques, which included simulated drowning known as water boarding, were criticized around the world. Former President Barack Obama and other senior U.S. officials denounced water boarding as torture.

Imagine if he had joked about those who died in Iraq, or Vietnam, or Korea.

Trump's press guy works for the American people, not the RNC

Trump critics have been threatened by fans stirred up by Trump's tweets.

The bin Laden raid will be one of Obama's most enduring legacies.

President draws applause as he blasts the media, hints at a return to torture and touts his unconfirmed pick for the spy agency.

The visit to Central Intelligence Agency headquarters in Langley, Virginia, in the Washington suburbs, has a symbolic element, since Trump had questioned the CIA's conclusion that Russia was involved in cyber hacking that interfered with the U.S. election.

The new rules were released amid continued public discomfort over the government's surveillance powers, an issue that gained prominence following revelations in 2013 by former government contractor Edward Snowden.

Just because you are paid by taxpayers doesn't mean you can't complain.

"Spontaneity is not something that protects national security interests," the outgoing CIA chief says.

Mike Pompeo says he's not familiar with CIA analysis saying climate change is one of the 'deeper causes of rising instability' around the world.

Western European and American intelligence agencies agree that the Kremlin meddled in the 2016 presidential campaign. But subtle disagreements remain about why.

Not every tweet is policy. 140 characters saying "big tax" aren't a big tax

Was Trump's response response to the briefing on Russia's election hacking appropriate?

Former NSA contractor's lawyer calls allegations 'petulant nonsense.'

Representative Eric Swalwell says Donald Trump's dismissal of CIA briefings will prompt spy agencies to use the press to air critical issues, grievances.

Trump could clash with Republicans if they propose actions against the Kremlin.

Pro-government newspapers say the assassin was sent to disrupt Syria negotiation.

There is no evidence Russia broke into voting machines and changed the vote counts, but there is evidence there were repeated cyber attacks on institutions associated with the campaign.