SPY SHAKE-UP SHOWDOWN
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The debate on reforming the nation&#39;s in telligence structure - sparked by the 9/11 Commission â-ust got serious. President Bush on Thursday approved executive orders meant to bolster the authority of
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Congress subpoenas warrantless wiretapping documents from the White House, setting up a Constitutional showdown over the spying program.
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[World News]: London, Dec 26 : The British espionage service will undergo its biggest overhaul since the Cold War amid resignations of some of its senior spies, according to John Scarlett, the chief of Mi6, Britain&#39;s External Intelligence Agency.
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Spy mania grips the Afghan rebels as top commanders fall victim to tip-offs by informers to coalition troops.
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Competing FBI and Secret Service operations clash, as the feds prepare to strike deep at the heart of international cybercrime rackets. Last in a three-part series by Kim Zetter.Plus:
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What are the details of the new intelligence reform effort?
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Analysis: Moscow wants to rein in its pro-NATO neighbor, and a spy scandal may have provided an opening
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With temporary spy law expansion set to expire Feb. 1, the Bush administration is ratcheting up pressure for a broader permanent replacement. Not so fast, say Democratic leaders.
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BELGRADE, Aug 25 (IPS) - Every other person now seems a spy of sorts.  Bugging devices, secret cameras and other surveillance equipment  are no longer the exclusive tools of the police; more and more,  ordinary people are beginning to use such devices.
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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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Porter Goss says the CIA needs an overhaul. But is he fixing what's broken -- or conducting a purge?
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U.S. lawmakers on Monday reached a  deal on overhauling the nation's spy agencies, ending a  month-long wrangle about the Pentagon's power under  intelligence reforms proposed after the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Nov. 15, 2004 - The high-level resignations at the CIA create an opportunity for it to refocus its anti-terrorism efforts, but there is a danger that the troubled spy agency could revert to outdated methods
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The White House is to consider whether defence chiefs should take over CIA covert paramilitary operations.
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The race for the White House has come down to one thing: who can best protect America. With just one week to go security and the war on terror continue to dominate the agenda.
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The House of Representatives easily passed a sweeping restructuring of the US intelligence community yesterday, removing the final obstacle to the most substantial overhaul of the nation&#39;s spy apparatus in 50 years.
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The Congressional Research Service details the workings of the secret court that oversees spying on spies and where the Supreme Court fits into the picture. Plus: Gonzales will release wiretap orders to Senators. In 27B Stroke 6.