A black CIA officer, Sterling filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the agency, spoke to Congress as a whistleblower — and was convicted of violating the Espionage Act and sent to prison.
The Israeli Prime Minister is expected to warn the U.S. Congress an Iranian bomb is imminent — just as he warned in 1992, 1995, 2002, 2009, and 2012.
"Don't believe anything about this op-ed we're running," <em>The New York Times</em> tells readers.
Not to worry, replies Lockheed CEO, a deal really isn't likely to happen anytime soon — and even if it does, there's plenty of war to keep profits high.
A fascinating sociological experiment unfolds before our eyes as the <em>Washington Post</em> unveils its new “PowerPost” vertical, subtitled “Intelligence for Leaders.” The project will focus "on the subjects that matter most to the people at the center of power."
"Saddam didn’t know he had it," the head of the CIA’s post-war WMD investigation tells <em>The Intercept</em>. "This is stuff Iraqi leaders did not know was left lying around. It was not a militarily significant capability that they were, as a matter of national policy, hiding."
Amid debate over Syria intervention, network dubiously claimed pro-Assad forces abducted its journalists.
The off-the-record event is sponsored by a group including executives from Boeing, Northrop Grumman, and Booz Allen Hamilton.
"Hostile" Israel possesses "the third most aggressive intelligence service against the U.S.," says secret assessment.
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