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Washington DC September 25, 2023

Ex-CIA officer accused of drugging, raping women taps celebrity memory experts for defense

A former CIA officer charged with sexually abusing and photographing more than two dozen unconscious women has tapped a pair of trial experts who specialize in false memories.

Guantanamo September 22, 2023

9/11 defendant at Guantanamo ruled unfit to stand trial due to CIA interrogation techniques

A Guantanamo Bay prisoner and accused 9/11 planner has been ruled incompetent for trial after he underwent the CIA's enhanced interrogation techniques for four years.

Remembering 9/11 September 21, 2023

Judge to rule whether 9/11 defendant deemed psychotic, delusional from CIA torture can stand trial: report

A military judge could rule as soon as Thursday whether an accused 9/11 architect held at Guantánamo Bay is competent to stand trial after PTSD diagnosis.

Politics September 14, 2023

GOP senators demand answers on CIA whistleblower allegations of COVID-19 origins

GOP lawmakers demand answers from CIA Director Burns after a whistleblower's claim of analysts being paid to change their COVID-19 origin stance from lab leak to "unable to determine."

New York September 14, 2023

Ex-CIA employee convicted last year in massive info theft now guilty of possessing images of child abuse

A former CIA software engineer who was convicted in a massive leak of classified information has been convicted again. Schulte was found guilty of possessing images of child sex abuse.

Coronavirus September 12, 2023

Whistleblower alleges CIA offered officials money to change view of COVID origins

FIRST ON FOX: A CIA whistleblower told Congress that the agency offered officials on a COVID Discovery team “significant monetary incentive" to change their position on the origins of the virus from originating in the Wuhan lab to “unable to determine" the origins.

Reuters August 29, 2023

Former CIA employee's conviction confirmed after largest theft of top-secret information in agency's history

Former CIA employee Joshua Schulte's conviction was upheld after an initial conviction in July 2022 for executing the biggest theft of top-secret information in the agency's history.

Virginia August 24, 2023

CIA trainee’s sexual misconduct case sparks dozens of women to report abusive treatment within the agency

A CIA trainee has been convicted of sexually assaulting a female colleague in Virginia in a case that sparked dozens of women to unveil abusive treatment within the agency.

China August 11, 2023

China detains military industrial worker accused of espionage for CIA

A Chinese citizen working on industrial projects for the nation's military was arrested Friday under accusation of spying for the U.S. intelligence community.

Russia July 21, 2023

Putin biding time for revenge on mercenary warlord, CIA chief says: 'ultimate apostle of payback'

CIA Director William J. Burns warned that Russian President Vladimir Putin likely has more business with Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin after Prigozhin's attempted rebellion.

CRIME June 27, 2023

'Sound of Freedom' exposes brutal fight to rescue victims of child trafficking

"Sound of Freedom," a film based on the founding of a child-trafficking rescue organization called Operation Underground Railroad, premieres across the country on July 4.