CIA
How many investigations are going on?
The CIA, the FBI and a handful of congressional committees have been looking into links between Trump aides and Russian meddling with the election. And this is early days.
Spy vs. Why: Donald Trump’s odd war on U.S. intelligence
On the brink of a new Cold War, Trump’s battle with U.S. intelligence services is ‘unprecedented’ and dangerous, say former spies
Congress and CIA battle over torture investigation
America is trying to come to terms with its secret use of torture. If only the CIA wasn’t getting in the way.
The CIA’s Secret Arabists and the Shaping of the Modern Middle East
A review of America’s Great Game
Urban legend no more: CIA confirms Area 51 exists
Will the news turn skeptics into believers?
Obama’s CIA pick takes heat for calling drone attacks ‘ethical and just’
The U.S. president has chosen the architect of his controversial, covert war against terrorists
The Petraeus affair: It’s ‘Mean Girls’ for people with jobs
And not so much about the personal indiscretions of public figures
Don’t sweat it, Ben Affleck. We forgive you.
His new film, Argo, may not give Canadians all the credit, but the Hollywood star smooths things over.
U.S.-Pakistan relations hit new low
While Washington and Pakistan are increasingly at odds, neither side wants to sever the relationship.
Valerie Plame on juggling romance, babies, identities
The former CIA agent is working on a new spy novel
How to nearly end up in Guantanamo
Paul Koring obtains new documents related to the case of Abousfian Abdelrazik.
Maher Arar’s mind cannot forget
Arar’s body has recovered, but the memories of his torture persist