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CIA Director David Petraeus urges Dickinson College graduates to serve others ... - Patriot-News Patriot-News CIA Director David Petraeus urges Dickinson College graduates to serve others ... Patriot-News Petraeus, a four-star general who served more than 37 years in the US Army and is director of the Central Intelligence Agency, continued to inspire Witmer on Sunday. “He's awesome,â€� Witmer said in front of Old West on the historic campus. Petraeus pushes for public service at Dickinson College commencementCarlisle Sentinel Petraeus tells grads: work hard, work smart, work for the public goodwitf.org all 3 news articles »

Appeals Panel Weighs Question on Press Rights - New York Times Appeals Panel Weighs Question on Press Rights New York Times The former CIA officer, Jeffrey Sterling, is accused of leaking government secrets to Mr. Risen for his 2006 book, “State of War.â€� It recounted an effort by the CIA a dozen years ago to sabotage Iranian nuclear research — an operation that the book ... and more »

CIA weighs in on economic, health issues - Poughkeepsie Journal CIA weighs in on economic, health issues Poughkeepsie Journal The CIA wants Washington lawmakers to think of the school, founded in 1946 and headquartered in Hyde Park, as a resource on farm-to-table issues and the fight against obesity. That was the message at a reception Wednesday featuring lamb chops topped ... and more »

Pakistani award-winning drone filmmaker denied right to enter U.S. - Examiner.com Pakistani award-winning drone filmmaker denied right to enter U.S. Examiner.com "Under the Obama administration, drone strikes by the Central Intelligence Agency and the military have become increasingly common as a primary tool in US national-security strategy,' reports The Wall Street Journal Thursday. (Watch Children killed in ... and more »

AP: CIA Thwarts America Bound al Qaeda Underwear Bomber - U.S. News & World Report U.S. News & World Report AP: CIA Thwarts America Bound al Qaeda Underwear Bomber U.S. News & World Report By Jason Koebler A man crosses the Central Intelligence Agency logo in the lobby of CIA Headquarters in Langley, Va. Near the one-year anniversary of the raid that killed Osama bin Laden, the CIA stopped an al Qaeda plot to destroy a US-bound airliner ... Bomb Plotter Was US InformerWall Street Journal CIA Unraveled Bomb Plot From WithinSan Antonio Express Qaeda Plot to Attack Plane Foiled, US Officials SayNew York Times Channel 6 News Online -Times of India all 5,068 news articles »

Former CIA spy boss made an unhesitating call to destroy interrogation tapes - Washington Post Press TV Former CIA spy boss made an unhesitating call to destroy interrogation tapes Washington Post The first and only time I met Jose A. Rodriguez Jr., he was still undercover and in charge of the Central Intelligence Agency's all-powerful operations directorate. The agency had summoned me to its Langley headquarters and his mission was to talk me ... Ex-CIA officer defends destruction of torture videosPress TV all 137 news articles »

Double Agent Disrupted Bombing Plot, US Says - New York Times Moneycontrol.com Double Agent Disrupted Bombing Plot, US Says New York Times Officials said the agent, whose identity they would not disclose, works for the Saudi intelligence service, which has cooperated closely with the CIA for several years against the terrorist group in Yemen. He operated in Yemen with the full knowledge ... CIA Saudi Arabian double agent: Blown cover causes concernnewjerseynewsroom.com Informant helped CIA foil al-Qaeda aircraft plotallvoices Suicide bomber in foiled terror plot was a double agent, report saysThe Star-Ledger - NJ.com Pakistan Daily Times -ElectroIQ -The New American all 1,252 news articles »

Yemeni Intelligence Cooperation Improves After Saleh - Voice of America The Atlantic Wire Yemeni Intelligence Cooperation Improves After Saleh Voice of America Cooperation Improving Michael Hayden, former director of the US Central Intelligence Agency, says the intelligence relationship between Mr. Saleh and the West was a difficult one. “I would never classify President Saleh of Yemen as being an easy ... Suicide bomb plot leak worries security expertsReuters 'Qaida bomber was actually a CIA mole'Times of India Latest Underwear Bomber Was Actually a CIA SpyThe Atlantic Wire New York Magazine -PBS all 743 news articles »

US Relaxes Drone Rules - Wall Street Journal Wall Street Journal US Relaxes Drone Rules Wall Street Journal By ADAM ENTOUS, SIOBHAN GORMAN and JULIAN E. BARNES The Obama administration has given the Central Intelligence Agency and US military greater leeway to target suspected al Qaeda militants in Yemen with drones, responding to worries a new haven is ... US to Step Up Drone Strikes Inside YemenNew York Times US relaxes drone rules in YemenPakistan Daily Times US 'expands Yemen drone strikes policy'Aljazeera.com The Yemen Times -Antiwar.com all 525 news articles »

'Spy: Secret World of Espionage' at Discovery Times Square - New York Times New York Times 'Spy: Secret World of Espionage' at Discovery Times Square New York Times In 1953, after the early successes of Soviet espionage demonstrated just how difficult and dangerous the cold war would become, the Central Intelligence Agency began a top-secret program called MKUltra. It included exotic projects that decades later ... and more »