Court: Reporters Must Testify in CIA Leak Case
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A U.S. appeals court ruled on  Tuesday that two journalists must testify before a federal  grand jury about their confidential sources in an investigation  into a leak that exposed the identity of a covert CIA officer.
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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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Journalist may face jail for refusing to divulge sources in investigation of leak of agent&#39;s name. By Curt Anderson. WASHINGTON -- A reporter for The New York Times was held in contempt Thursday by a federal
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The Bush administration urged a federal judge here Wednesday to force two San Francisco Chronicle reporters to divulge who leaked them secret grand jury testimony of Barry Bonds and other athletes who took part in the government&#039;s BALCO probe.
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Media organisations including the Guardian yesterday challenged a demand, unprecedented in modern times, that witnesses at a forthcoming murder trial should be heard in secret for 'national security' reasons
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A federal judge told two San Francisco Chronicle reporters they must comply with a subpoena and tell a grand jury who leaked them secret testimony of Barry Bonds and other elite athletes ensnared in the government's steroid probe.
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The danger that state secrets could be revealed outweighs a German man's claims that the CIA tortured him in an Afghan prison, a federal appeals court ruled Friday in refusing to reinstate his lawsuit.
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I. Lewis Libby Jr. was heard testifying under oath before a grand jury that he had not discussed the identity of a C.I.A. operative with fellow administration officials.
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In April, James L. Pavitt became the first director of the CIA's clandestine service ever to testify publicly before Congress. While he was not technically undercover as the deputy director of operations, just about everything he was in charge of for five years  was.
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The Supreme Court on Monday allowed the U.S. government to review the phone records of two New York Times reporters as part of an effort to discover who leaked information about a terrorism-funding probe involving Islamic charities.
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The Supreme Court yesterday refused a request from the New York Times to stop federal prosecutors from examining the telephone records of two of its reporters, part of a grand jury probe of an alleged leak in a terrorism-funding investigation.
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The defense in I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's perjury trial opens Monday, but White House Deputy Chief of Staff Karl Rove is not expected to be called as a witness, two sources close to the defense said.     Just last month, Rove and presidential counselor Dan Bartlett received subpoenas informing them they could be called to testify. A flurry of reports circulated suggesting that the White House aides might be forced to provide testimony damaging to the president.     Libby's attorneys refused to comment on whether Rove would testify, but Rove's legal team has been told at this point not to expect it, the sources said. (Watch how the Libby trial has revealed White House intrigue)    Libby's attorneys could still change their minds, but a source close to Rove said the White House official has been told that his chances of being called as a defense witness are between "zero and nil."    Libby is charged with lying to investigators and a grand jury investigating the leak of CIA operative Valerie Plame's identity. Knowingly identifying a covert agent is illegal.
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Vice-President Dick Cheney will be called to testify in the CIA leak case involving his ex-chief of staff, lawyers say.
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The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency may refuse to release documents from 40 years ago to the public to protect long-held secrets, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Tuesday.
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ON CONDITION: Attorneys for Jose Rodriguez told Congress the former CIA official won't testify about the destruction of CIA interrogation videotapes without a promise of immunity, two people close to the tapes inquiry said Wednesday. He is scheduled to testify before the House Intelligence Committee on Jan. 16.
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Two US reporters must reveal sources in an investigation into the leaking of a CIA officer's name, a court rules.
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A US reporter who faces jail for refusing to testify on the exposure of a CIA officer says she is still reluctant to disclose her source.