CIA Sets Changes To IG's Oversight, Adds Ombudsman
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The CIA's inspector general has agreed to tighter controls over its investigative procedures, agency officials revealed yesterday, in what appeared to be an attempt to soften resentments among agency officials over the watchdog's aggressive probes into the legality and effectiveness of the CIA's...
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The reveal of the identity of a Washington Post reporter's source to the prosecutor conducting the CIA leak inquiry is a development that provides investigators with a fact they have been pursuing in the nearly year-long probe.
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A possible independent ethics arm would enforce new rules on travel, lobbying, and other issues that Democrats intend to put in place.
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Measure would expand Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's oversight of eavesdropping.
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A proposal to shift US intelligence functions from the CIA to new agencies under a national director came under heavy fire on Monday from critics who said it would wreak
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As part of a proposal to settle shareholder lawsuits stemming from Interpublic Group's &#36;181.3 million accounting imbalance in 2002, IPG would retain an ombudsman for five years to review any future allegations of financial irregularities, according to a legal notice received last week by shareholders.
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The CIA's deputy director for  intelligence is stepping down in the latest high-level  departure in the shake-up under the U.S. spy agency's new  management, a U.S. intelligence official said on Wednesday.
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The CIA's new director, Gen. Michael V. Hayden, told agency employees yesterday that their intelligence activities are too segmented, saying that operations officers who collect intelligence need to work more closely with the analysts who interpret what it means.
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The plan would give the proposed national director responsibility for intelligence-gathering of the C.I.A. and the Pentagon.
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Chicago Tribune - The ranking members of the House Intelligence Committee have asked the CIA to turn over an internal report on whether agency employees should be held accountable for intelligence failures leading up to the Sept. 11 attacks, congressional officials said Tuesday.
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A proposal to shift U.S.  intelligence functions from the CIA to new agencies under a  national director came under heavy fire on Monday from critics  who said it would wreak havoc on the country's spy apparatus  just as it is needed most in the war on terror.
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The head of the CIA&#39;s analytical branch is being forced to step down, according to former intelligence officials, opening a major new chapter in a shake-up under Porter J. Goss, the agency&#39;s chief.
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The departmentÂs inspector general said that his office had opened a review into the departmentÂs role in the domestic eavesdropping program.
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In a message to CIA staff Monday, Porter Goss, the director of central intelligence, said he will soon announce changes in &quot;procedures, organization, senior personnel and areas of focus for our organization,&quot; according to officials who
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Business & money: New rules could make it easier to open stores, while a permanent ombudsman is mooted to monitor market.
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New powers for the CIA director and creation of a national counterterrorism center stop short of the type of intelligence reorganization urged by the 9/11 Commission and lawmakers.
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Chicago Tribune - After five months of wrangling over power and money, the House of Representatives on Tuesday approved a sweeping reorganization of the nation's intelligence-gathering practices, leaving it to the Senate to give final passage to a set of reforms designed to significantly change the way U.S. spy agencies detect and track the nation's enemies.