The Senate began its first day of business today with the new president in office. Top items on the agenda? Replacing the Affordable Care Act and continuing the process of confirming cabinet members. The...
President-elect Donald Trump has tapped Rep. Mike Pompeo (R-Kansas) as the next director of the Central Intelligence Agency. Pompeo has been a polarizing figure in Congress falsely stating in 2013 that “the silence of...
After days of what some called chaos in the Trump camp revealing a deep lack of understanding about the steps necessary to move from one presidential administration to the next, the transition team now...
Shooting of two police in Ferguson comes amidst wave of resignations CIA Director announces major restructuring of the intelligence agency U.S. sanctions against Venezuela kick off a new round of diplomatic tensions From anarchists...
CIA Director John Brennan has begun a massive overhaul of the agency which some say amounts to the most significant reorganization of the agency in its history. But it also comes in the wake...
After a years-long court battle, on Monday a federal jury convicted former CIA officer Jeffrey Sterling of espionage for allegedly leaking classified information to a journalist about a U.S. operation intended to sabotage Iran’s...
President and Prime Minister of Yemen resign in apparent coup by Houthi rebels Austerity measures take center stage in Greek elections Boko Haram claims responsibility for major attack in Nigeria CIA whistle-blower case goes...
The long-awaited trial of a CIA whistleblower continues this week in a U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Virginia. But the prosecution is going forward without what they’d hope would be their star witness against...
The Senate Intelligence Committee today released a declassified a portion of a long-awaited and controversial report on interrogation techniques used after the September 11th attacks, including torture. The report probes methods used to detain...
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