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Betrayal At Langley: A CIA Man Who Became US' Most Infamous Double Agent
On April 28, 1994, when a bespectacled CIA veteran named Aldrich Ames stood in a US courtroom and confessed to being the mole. The man who, for nine years, sold secrets to the Soviets, not for ideology, but for cash, and left a trail of betrayal.
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How US's Central Intelligence Agency Is Trying To Recruit Chinese Officials
The CIA has released Mandarin videos to attract Chinese officials and young workers, aiming to tap into the increasing dissatisfaction with the countrys political system.
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US's Central Intelligence Agency To Cut 1,200 Jobs: Report
The CIA plans to shrink its workforce by some 1,200 positions, while other intelligence agencies will also shed thousands of jobs, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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Declassified CIA File Claims Aliens Attacked Soviet Soldiers, Sparks Buzz
According to the report, Soviet troops in Ukraine spotted a "low-flying spaceship in the shape of a saucer" during a training exercise.
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Who Killed JFK? Declassified Files, A Big CIA Twist
The assassination of John F Kennedy remains an open wound in the American consciousness. US President Donald Trump's decision to declassify documents has reignited speculation surrounding the events of that day.
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Who Is Elissa Slotkin, Former CIA Analyst Who Took On Donald Trump In Congress
Senator Elissa Slotkin, a first-term Democrat from Michigan, delivered a direct and measured response to President Donald Trump's lengthy and combative address to Congress.
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Taiwan Was On Verge Of Becoming Nuclear Power. Then This Agent Alerted US
It was 1988, and Taiwan was on the verge of developing a nuclear weapon. But just then, one of its most senior nuclear engineers decided to expose the country's secret programme to the United States.
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CIA Launches Secret Drone Missions Over Mexico, Armed Ops Likely
The CIA has been flying drone missions over Mexico, adding to tensions between the US and Mexican governments
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Trump Orders CIA To Send Unclassified Employee List, Sparks Security Fears
Information from driver's licenses and car registration systems, social media accounts, and university records, where the CIA frequently recruits, could be pieced together to form a more complete list.
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CIA Staff Offered Buyouts As Agency Aligns With Trump Priorities
The CIA is moving "swiftly" to align its workforce with the Trump administration's national security priorities, the agency said Wednesday, with staff members understood to have received government buyout offers.
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COVID-19 'More Likely' To Have Come From Lab, Says CIA
Beijing has said claims that a laboratory leak likely caused the pandemic have no credibility.
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Former CIA Analyst Pleads Guilty To Leaking Secret Israeli Plans
A CIA employee who was accused of leaking classified documents about Israel's plans to strike Iran pleaded guilty to criminal charges that he willfully retained and transmitted national defense information, the US Department of Justice said.
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Cameron Diaz Makes Comeback with Netflix Spy Comedy 'Back in Action'
Cameron Diaz ends her 11-year acting break in Netflix’s Back in Action. Co-starring Jamie Foxx, the action-comedy follows a retired CIA couple forced back into espionage after their cover is blown. Directed by Seth Gordon, the film streams on 17 January 2025, with a cast that includes Glenn Close, Kyle Chandler, and Andrew Scott.
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Who Is Kashyap 'Kash' Patel, Donald Trump's Likely Pick For CIA Chief
Donald Trump, during his first term as US President, planned to name Kashyap Patel, an Indian-origin lawyer, the deputy director of the CIA in the final weeks of his administration. With Trump securing another term, Mr Patel will be the likely pick.
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Opinion | With CIA And Mossad, West Shouldn't Lecture Others On Espionage
From the CIA's colossal resources and Mossad's precision strikes to MI6s legacy of colonial espionage and RAW's rising influence, these agencies navigate the murky waters of international politics anddiplomacy.
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Betrayal At Langley: A CIA Man Who Became US' Most Infamous Double Agent
On April 28, 1994, when a bespectacled CIA veteran named Aldrich Ames stood in a US courtroom and confessed to being the mole. The man who, for nine years, sold secrets to the Soviets, not for ideology, but for cash, and left a trail of betrayal.
-
How US's Central Intelligence Agency Is Trying To Recruit Chinese Officials
The CIA has released Mandarin videos to attract Chinese officials and young workers, aiming to tap into the increasing dissatisfaction with the countrys political system.
-
US's Central Intelligence Agency To Cut 1,200 Jobs: Report
The CIA plans to shrink its workforce by some 1,200 positions, while other intelligence agencies will also shed thousands of jobs, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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Declassified CIA File Claims Aliens Attacked Soviet Soldiers, Sparks Buzz
According to the report, Soviet troops in Ukraine spotted a "low-flying spaceship in the shape of a saucer" during a training exercise.
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Who Killed JFK? Declassified Files, A Big CIA Twist
The assassination of John F Kennedy remains an open wound in the American consciousness. US President Donald Trump's decision to declassify documents has reignited speculation surrounding the events of that day.
-
Who Is Elissa Slotkin, Former CIA Analyst Who Took On Donald Trump In Congress
Senator Elissa Slotkin, a first-term Democrat from Michigan, delivered a direct and measured response to President Donald Trump's lengthy and combative address to Congress.
-
Taiwan Was On Verge Of Becoming Nuclear Power. Then This Agent Alerted US
It was 1988, and Taiwan was on the verge of developing a nuclear weapon. But just then, one of its most senior nuclear engineers decided to expose the country's secret programme to the United States.
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CIA Launches Secret Drone Missions Over Mexico, Armed Ops Likely
The CIA has been flying drone missions over Mexico, adding to tensions between the US and Mexican governments
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Trump Orders CIA To Send Unclassified Employee List, Sparks Security Fears
Information from driver's licenses and car registration systems, social media accounts, and university records, where the CIA frequently recruits, could be pieced together to form a more complete list.
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CIA Staff Offered Buyouts As Agency Aligns With Trump Priorities
The CIA is moving "swiftly" to align its workforce with the Trump administration's national security priorities, the agency said Wednesday, with staff members understood to have received government buyout offers.
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COVID-19 'More Likely' To Have Come From Lab, Says CIA
Beijing has said claims that a laboratory leak likely caused the pandemic have no credibility.
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Former CIA Analyst Pleads Guilty To Leaking Secret Israeli Plans
A CIA employee who was accused of leaking classified documents about Israel's plans to strike Iran pleaded guilty to criminal charges that he willfully retained and transmitted national defense information, the US Department of Justice said.
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Cameron Diaz Makes Comeback with Netflix Spy Comedy 'Back in Action'
Cameron Diaz ends her 11-year acting break in Netflix’s Back in Action. Co-starring Jamie Foxx, the action-comedy follows a retired CIA couple forced back into espionage after their cover is blown. Directed by Seth Gordon, the film streams on 17 January 2025, with a cast that includes Glenn Close, Kyle Chandler, and Andrew Scott.
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Who Is Kashyap 'Kash' Patel, Donald Trump's Likely Pick For CIA Chief
Donald Trump, during his first term as US President, planned to name Kashyap Patel, an Indian-origin lawyer, the deputy director of the CIA in the final weeks of his administration. With Trump securing another term, Mr Patel will be the likely pick.
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Opinion | With CIA And Mossad, West Shouldn't Lecture Others On Espionage
From the CIA's colossal resources and Mossad's precision strikes to MI6s legacy of colonial espionage and RAW's rising influence, these agencies navigate the murky waters of international politics anddiplomacy.
