Jeff Stein

Fears that Shiite death squads in Iraq would terrorize Ramadi did not materialize.

"(T)error," a new documentary, casts serious doubt on the rectitude of some of the government's counterterrorism cases.

The group of CIA, FBI, DEA and military intelligence officials wrote an open letter to the 2016 field.

Former spy agency lawyer John Rizzo predicts many would resign if ordered to resume waterboarding.

It would have U.S. ground forces leading the escalation, an option ruled out by Obama, presidential candidates.

The socialist senator has consulted with hawks and shunned the left.

The isn't the first time the agency has pulled a p.r. stunt related to its UFO files.

Iraq's deadly Shiite militias are lurking in the shadows.

Employees should risk careers to speak truth to power, U.S. intelligence guidelines say. Good luck with that.  

The road ahead is far from certain.

A hole in gun check procedures allows as many as a million people whose names are on no-fly or terrorist watch lists to buy guns.

Defense Secretary Ashton Carter said on Tuesday that the U.S. will carry out new intelligence gathering ops against the militant group.

A new documentary showcases eight former CIA directors talking about 9/11, Iraq and "enhanced interrogations."

Former White House National Security Adviser Richard Clarke calls the push "unseemly."

Decades after he disappeared, the co-founder of a bank with ties to drugs, thugs and Langley, was discovered in Idaho.

A newly declassified U.S. government report reveals top-secret details about a massive NATO war game.

The Special Forces colonel was subjected to a criminal probe after criticizing the FBI's hostage-rescue efforts.

New charges that the panel chairman mischaracterized Clinton's handling of sensitive intelligence.

Rising nationalism is driving China and the U.S. toward a military confrontation.

Sabrina De Sousa was convicted for her role in a 2003 CIA kidnapping plot in Italy.

Suspected of covering up a grisly death, David Martine was never charged with a crime, but never cleared either.

Sean Naylor's new book, "Relentless Strike," takes us inside the Joint Special Operations Command.

Says book "doesn't lay a glove" on her panel's conclusions about interrogation program.

Marion "Spike" Bowman says a hacker from China penetrated his home computer with an innocent-looking email last spring.

From Vietnam to ISIS, a disturbing trail.

The presidential briefings will cover what the spy agency told JFK and LBJ about foreign crises and leaders.

Pollard, who will be released in November on parole, has served 30 years for supplying the Israeli government with classified documents. 

The agency's Moscow operatives were in desperate need of a ruse to fool the KGB.

The U.S. has indicted Karl Lee for selling advanced missile and nuclear technology and materials to Iran.

The famed CIA officer served while the U.S. and Soviet Union fought proxy wars in Southeast Asia.