Round two set to begin in CIA leak saga
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The CIA leak saga did not end with I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's conviction this week. On top of his lengthy appeals, he and senior Bush administration officials face a lawsuit for their role in the exposure of a former CIA operative.
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the latest in a major upheaval at the Central Intelligence Agency that includes one of the CIA&#39;s foremost experts on Osama bin Laden.
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Valerie Plame is expected to testify at a House committee hearing next week about how White House officials handled exposure of her CIA connection.
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A Senate committee will hear allegations that a young U.S. resident was tortured and videotaped - after the CIA says such videotaping had stopped
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A US reporter has said she is reluctant to divulge a confidential source to prosecutors investigating the leaking of an undercover CIA agent&#39;s identity.
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The bureau must begin turning over thousands of documents related to its use and abuse of a powerful and secretive tactic.
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The director of the US National Security Agency is seen as a leading candidates to be second in command at the CIA, intelligence sources said on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON Two leading senators are voicing concerns about reports that the CIA secretly sent some prisoners out of Iraq for interrogations.
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A U.S. congressional committee expects to begin reviewing this week CIA documents regarding the destruction of videotapes depicting harsh interrogation of terrorism suspects, a panel aide said on Wednesday.
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The White House is to consider whether defence chiefs should take over CIA covert paramilitary operations.
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A closed-door hearing beginning Wednesday will deal with a crucial issue in the trial of a former White House aide: whether President Bush's daily terrorism briefings and other sensitive documents should be disclosed in the CIA leak case.
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The Sept. 11 commission&#39;s campaign to create a new intelligence czar has run smack into a formidable adversary in the person of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld.
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Reports due this week and two court cases reveal more about how high up the scandal goes.
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The US justice department is to launch a criminal inquiry into the CIA's wiping of interrogation tapes.
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Deep, unresolved tensions between new leaders and senior career officers at the Central Intelligence Agency threaten to set off a rebellion within the agency&#39;s clandestine
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Today, the Pentagon will kick off one of the Bush administration&#39;s most controversial creations in its war on terrorism by conducting preliminary hearings for
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The deadline for the White House to turn over secret spying documents looms.  Will the President say no to another Congress committee?