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Former Vice President Dick Cheney has taken to many stumps lately to proclaim that the CIA's "enhanced interrogation techniques" saved the United States from another terrorist attack.
That leaves the question of what prevented another ...
If Georgia's invasion of South Ossetia took Washington by surprise, as some reports have it, then American intelligence is in far worse shape than we've even imagined.
A retired senior CIA operations officer who quit last summer after 20 years tracking terrorists says the rank-and-file reaction to President-elect Obama's choice of Leon E.Panetta to run the spy agency has been "overwhelmingly negative."
He may yet turn out to be the avatar of Iranian democracy, but three decades ago Mir-Hossein Mousavi was waging a terrorist war on the United States that included bloody attacks on the U.S. embassy and Marine Corps barracks in Beirut...
An Air Force lawyer has told Italy to lay off Col. Joseph L. Romano III, an officer caught up in a CIA counterterrorism kidnapping case.
Romano is one of 26 Americans being tried in absentia by Italy on kidnapping charges in connection with the...
We're lucky that criminals are such boneheads.
But there's something weird about the relationship terrorists have with rental trucks.
Some of the thugs seem to have a mental timeout when it comes to dealing with their chosen vehicles of mass...
Who can forget Victor Mature as Interpol secret agent Charles Sturgis?
Almost everybody, it turns out. The 1957 B-movie was almost immediately consigned to the crime noir dustbin.
But the popular image of the International Criminal Police...
Jeff Castelli, a onetime high flying senior CIA officer whose career nose-dived following the exposure of a kidnapping operation he supervised in Italy, has joined the Washington office of an esoteric marketing analysis firm headed by another former...
A former top CIA counterterrorism official today questioned the central tenet of the war in Afghanistan, saying a U.S. defeat and Al Qaeda's return to a safe haven there would not pose a grave threat to the United States.
Paul R. Pillar, a South Asia...
