Andy Ogles Wants Mike Turner Investigated For Raising Alarm About Mysterious Threat
WASHINGTON ― Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) wants consequences for his Republican colleague who raised alarms Wednesday about a mysterious national security threat.
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U.S. conducted cyberattack on suspected Iranian spy ship
WASHINGTON — The United States recently conducted a cyberattack against an Iranian military ship that had been collecting intelligence on cargo vessels in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, according to three U.S. officials.
F.B.I. Director Makes a Secret Trip to Israel
Christopher A. Wray, director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, made an unannounced trip to Israel on Wednesday to meet with officials from the country’s intelligence and law enforcement agencies, the F.B.I. said.
‘Freedom’ movement fighting against ‘perceived government overreach’: CSIS
The loosely knit collective that vocally opposed COVID-19 health measures has morphed into a movement waging a broader fight against “perceived government overreach,” says a newly released assessment from Canada’s spy agency.
Congress to Examine U.S. Spy Agencies’ Work on Havana Syndrome
The House Intelligence Committee is investigating how U.S. spy agencies examined cases of Havana syndrome, a potential challenge by Congress to their conclusions about the mysterious illnesses.
CIA terminates employee who accused the spy agency of retaliating over her sexual assault claim
The Central Intelligence Agency has terminated a female employee who reported being sexually assaulted by a colleague in a stairwell at the agency and who accused the CIA of trying to discourage her from filing a criminal complaint, according to her lawyer.
CSIS chief to face questions about sharing secret intelligence with foreign interference inquiry
The head of Canada's spy agency and other senior intelligence officials are set to testify today as the inquiry probing allegations of foreign election interference continues to wrestle with the question of how much sensitive information — if any — it can share with the public.
Canada's spies keep too many things secret, ex-CSIS chief tells foreign interference inquiry
The former head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has urged the commission investigating foreign election interference to push back against what he called an often overprotective national security culture.