Spy chief nominee recants attacks
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WASHINGTON -- President Bush&#39;s nominee to lead the CIA pledged Tuesday to shelve his partisan Republican rhetoric and to encourage the agency&#39;s overseas operatives to take more risks in spying and counterterrorism operations.
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Florida Rep. Porter Goss, the nominee to head the CIA, faced some tough questions, but an overall easy time in Senate oversight hearings Tuesday.
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A debate in the U.S. Congress over eavesdropping on terrorism suspects will cost American lives by exposing intelligence techniques, the Bush administration's spy chief said on Thursday.
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A former Russian spy poisoned in Britain and now hospitalized under guard may have been targeted for his criticism of former colleagues and his investigation into the killing of a prominent anti-Kremlin ...Comment
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NEW YORK, July 3 -- Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton's chief strategist is being accused of illegal eavesdropping in a civil lawsuit that alleges he and his polling firm monitored the personal e-mails of a former associate who started a rival company.
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The director of national intelligence, who could be named this week, will try to meld disparate agencies.
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President Bush's nominee for homeland security secretary advised the C.I.A. on the legality of coercive interrogation methods.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has   sought to bolster ties with the United States since she took   office, rebuked Washington on Saturday for sanctioning secret   CIA prisons used to interrogate terror suspects.
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The Defense secretary is drawing fire from increasingly vocal critics, including some senior Republicans and top military officers.
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Allegations that the United States had  access to wiretaps on the telephone of the head of the U.N.  nuclear watchdog have damaged Washington's campaign to block  his re-election, diplomats and analysts say.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has sought to boost U.S. ties, rebuked Washington over its secret CIA prisons for high-level al-Qaida terrorists.
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The Central Intelligence Agency director defended U.S. policies on interrogation and rendition of terrorist suspects to other countries on Friday, saying the program was blown out of proportion by critics.
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Allegations that the United States had access to wiretaps on the telephone of the head of the UN nuclear watchdog have damaged Washington&#39;s campaign to block his re-election, diplomats and analysts say.
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The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee questioned on Tuesday whether President Bush&#39;s choice to head the CIA was too partisan to be able to restore credibility to US intelligence services.
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The Republican congressman chosen by President Bush to head the CIA said on Tuesday his Democratic Party critics were wrong to say he was too partisan to take the job.
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As Congress's chief opponent to a bill that would revamp the intelligence community, Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Ca.) has evoked concerns about President Bush's clout among Republican lawmakers.
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The top Democrat on the Senate  Intelligence Committee questioned on Tuesday whether President  Bush's choice to head the CIA was too partisan to be able to  restore credibility to U.S. intelligence services.