CIA
Brennan, Gowdy Spar Over Trump-Russia "Conspiracy"
The former CIA director revealed publicly for the first time that he was "concerned" about contacts between Russian officials and people involved in the Trump campaign.
Ex-CIA Head Says He Warned Russia About Interference
The former CIA director described for the first time a tense phone call he had with the head of Russia's security service in August.
Former CIA Director John Brennan to Testify on Russia
Brennan has said he doesn't think President Trump "has a full appreciation of Russian capabilities."
Chinese Counterspies Roil U.S. Intelligence Operations
U.S. intelligence officials fear a mole exposed CIA spying operations in China, but American embassy employees have been targeted for years.
Chinese Media Hails Reported Killing of American Spies
A New York Times report claimed that Beijing killed at least 12 CIA sources between 2010 and 2012.
China Imprisoned or Killed Multiple CIA Sources
The 'New York Times' reported that China killed or imprisoned 18 to 20 CIA sources from 2010 to 2012. Investigators remain divided over whether there was a spy within the CIA who betrayed the sources or whether the Chinese hacked the CIA's covert communications system
WikiLeaks' Julian Assange Declares War, CIA Leaks
Julian Assange issued a defiant statement after rape allegations were dropped, but still faces criminal charges.
Edward Snowden Bashes NSA Over Ransomware Attack
The whistleblower says the agency failed to warn Microsoft about the vulnerability until too late.
CIA Creates Korea Mission Center
The Mission Center will be located within the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia.
North Korea Vows to Avenge Kim Assassination Plotters
North Korea has ratcheted up its rhetoric over an alleged plot from the U.S. and South Korea to kill leader Kim Jong Un.
Comey Fired Timeline: Everything You Need to Know
From 1991 to Tuesday, here's how Huma Abedin met Anthony Weiner, became Hillary Clinton's personal aide and became the subject of an FBI controversy.
North Korea Claims CIA Plot to Kill Kim Jong Un
Pyongyang vowed to "mercilessly destroy" those it claims are responsible.
Why the World Needs the John McAfee Privacy Phone
Cybersecurity pioneer John McAfee explains why he has decided to build his own "truly private" smartphone.
How the West Can Press Putin to Keep Assad in Order
Russia will not want to be the only great power in warring Syria after ISIS is defeated.
CIA Chief Pompeo Takes Aim at the Free Press
Some lawmakers want to decide what counts as a "real journalist" to control what counts as news.
How the CIA Secretly Funded Arab Art to Fight Communism
Franklin D. Roosevelt wanted art to help build appreciation for Arab culture and counter pro-Israel influence on U.S. foreign policy.
WikiLeaks Is a Hostile Intelligence Service: CIA Chief
The former Republican congressman said the whistleblowing group is a tool used by Russian military intelligence.
Trump's Invisible Man
Inside the mysterious rise of Ezra Cohen-Watnick, the young NSC official at the center of a bizarre Russiagate subplot.
Vladimir Putin Defends China's Internet Censorship
No country allows limitless "quasi-freedom" online, the Russian leader said.
The CIA Is Increasingly Worried About China's Moles
For decades, Beijing has principally targeted Chinese-Americans as potential spies. Now it has cast a wider net—creating fear and paranoia at Langley.
Is the Laptop Travel Ban Islamophobic? Is It Legal?
All 10 airports targeted by the laptop ban are located in Muslim-majority countries.
Wikileaks and the Erosion of Democracy
Devin Nunes' actions undermine the credibility of the separation of powers and the trustworthiness of the U.S. government.
We Are All Victims of 'Incidental Collection'
With "incidental collection," no judge decides who to target for surveillance.
WikiLeaks Claims CIA Infected Apple Macs
The latest Vault 7 CIA leaks allegedly reveal hacking methods to spy on Apple devices.
Britain's GCHQ Dismisses Claims it Wiretapped Trump
Trump made explosive accusations amid a Russia scandal in his administration.
What Is Julian Assange's Game? Helping Putin, It Seems
WikiLeaks, not the CIA, is the most responsible for reducing the world's cybersecurity.
WikiLeaks' CIA Hacking Trove Is a Boon to Russia
Aside from damaging the agency's operations, the leaks have proved to be a propaganda win for Moscow.
Blame Snowden and Manning for the CIA Leak
The CIA leaker knew there was little downside to ignoring the law.
How CIA Spies Rate Your Computer's Antivirus
WikiLeaks documents have revealed the opinion of CIA hackers on popular antivirus software.
WikiLeaks Will Hand CIA Secrets to Tech Firms: Assange
WikiLeaks Editor Julian Assange was speaking at a press conference from London's Ecuadorian embassy.