Cia

In decades past, the CIA had reporters on its payroll. Now the press can inadvertently do its bidding.

Of the 294 CIA drone strikes in Pakistan, Clinton's State Department objected to fewer than 1 percent of them.

Friend of Mandela says he "always knew" that CIA had role in his arrest.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit ruled against the American Civil Liberties Union, which sought access to the more than 6,000-page document, often referred to as the "Senate torture report."

Sleep deprivation and waterboarding can damage brain function, leading victims to invent memories or cop to crimes they didn't commit.

Nine years after Levinson vanished on a "rogue" CIA mission in Iran, a new book examines his bizarre disappearance.

Spy agency chronicles terrorist's death on anniversary of U.S.'s successful operation in Abbottabad.

Duane Clarridge suggested the Reagan administration plotted to keep American hostages in Iran until after Jimmy Carter left office. Was he telling the truth?

The decision was a victory for two former prisoners who say they were tortured in secret prisons abroad.

A retired spy, a transgender SEAL vet and a court-martialed ex-Air Force doctor liven up an otherwise predictable contest.

The bill would allow the Saudi government to be sued in a U.S. court for any role in the September 11 attacks.

A declassified U.S. government document obtained by an independent research group suggests it was.

The bus drove 145 miles before the device was discovered.

Russia says his plan was to pose as a double agent to obtain information about the FSB.

The Republican Party front-runner is making Americans "less safe," Michael Hayden said.

The former head of the agency ribbed remarks by the current CIA chief, John Brennan.

The arrest in 2014 of the man followed revelations that the U.S. National Security Agency (NSA) snooped on Germany.

In "The New Threat," Jason Burke explains why we shouldn't fear a clash of civilizations.

The group of CIA, FBI, DEA and military intelligence officials wrote an open letter to the 2016 field.

John Brennan also spoke about his contact with Russia and Putin.

Former spy agency lawyer John Rizzo predicts many would resign if ordered to resume waterboarding.

The 15-year-old, who uses the online moniker "Cracka", was arrested by police in the U.K.

John Brennan says the group can make small quantities of chlorine and mustard gas.

Petraeus resigned as head of the CIA after it was disclosed he was having an affair with his biographer.

The isn't the first time the agency has pulled a p.r. stunt related to its UFO files.

Some U.S. officials believe Levinson, who was working for the CIA, died in captivity.

A teenage hacker has taken control of the personal Verizon account of the U.S. Director of National Intelligence

Whoever has the best predictions wins.

Employees should risk careers to speak truth to power, U.S. intelligence guidelines say. Good luck with that.  

Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said on Tuesday that the U.S. will carry out new intelligence gathering ops against the militant group.