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Judge rejects Brennan's lawsuit over Justice Department records
Federal judge dismisses ex-CIA director John Brennan's claim that Justice Department must preserve records for potential criminal case.
Seattletimes · 1m

CIA Report Warns Israel Could Head Toward Civil War
CIA warns Israel risks civil war and collapse ahead of October 27 elections.
Drop Site News · 1m

The Havana syndrome mystery that won't go away
Dozens of CIA officers report debilitating symptoms. Was it a Russian weapon, mass hysteria, or a cover-up? A decade on, the answer remains contested.
the Guardian · 4m

Ex-CIA officer to plead guilty in gold bar theft case
David Rush, accused of stealing forty million dollars in gold bars and fabricating his CIA record, faces a plea hearing Tuesday in Alexandria, Virginia.
NBC News · 2m

What To Watch This Week (October 4th)
Network TV returns with Marshals, Tracker, FBI, CIA, NCIS, and One Chicago premieres.
ScreenRant · 1m

Seton Hall Program Prepares Future National Security Experts
Seton Hall's national security program gives students hands-on experience for government roles before entering the workforce.
Fox News · 1m

Japan's New CIA Could Be Takaichi's Trump Card
After 80 years without a foreign spy agency, Japan is building its own CIA to strengthen ties with Washington and counter China, North Korea, and Russia.
Foreign Policy · 3m

The 800 Rangers That Never Came to Tora Bora
A CIA officer who ran the hunt for bin Laden says he asked for the troops to seal the mountain, and was told no.
Dallas Express · 1m

$40 million in gold bars, for 'work-related expenses'
A former CIA official kept 300 gold bars at home. The charge that caught him was about his timecards.
Fortune · 1m

The CIA just opened its 9/11 warning file
Seventy-one presidential briefings, declassified 25 years later, trace what the White House was told about bin Laden before the towers fell.
Valleynewslive · 2m
25 years of warnings, now declassified
The CIA has released 71 President's Daily Brief items on Bin Ladin, dated from 1998 through the day after 9/11.
Cia · 2m