intelligence
I'm sure it's purely a coincidence that we're getting reports like this shortly after Trump fired the Director of National Intelligence (over this very issue) and replaced him with a.
Another day, another corrupt Trump loyalist gets access to the nation's most important secrets. President Donald Trump’s new acting intelligence director, Richard Grenell, used to do consulting work on behalf.
I'd hate to see that bastard Pollard go free, but it's hard to justify keeping him if there's even a chance that the release could save lives: “Officials in Jerusalem.
We're beginning to see the outlines of South Korea's response to the sinking of Cheonan: President Lee Myung-bak said on Monday that South Korea would drastically reduce trade with North.
In the past, I've advised my students that being busted for growing weed can hinder a State Department career. In the future, I'll suggest simply that they make a good.
This is a kind of interesting clip about the British approach to fighting terrorism. We recently had a speaker at Patterson knowledgeable of British intelligence organizations, and he made more.
This (the claim that the CIA's top spy in Russia in the 1980s was a double) is interesting, but I guess I don't understand why, if Tolkachev were really working.
Somebody explain to me how this makes sense:A small explosion in Kosovo is quickly growing into a much bigger incident after the authorities in the capital, Pristina, arrested three Germans,.