CIA

The Russian president took a jab at Carlson’s past, and the fired Fox News host didn’t seem to find it funny.
“We will likely never know the full extent of the damage, but I have no doubt it was massive,” Judge Jesse M. Furman said as he announced the sentence.
The first woman to lead a key intelligence committee went toe-to-toe with the powerful intelligence agency — and the president. She won.
Shaun Wiggins, CEO of data analytics firm Soteryx, allegedly convinced a young employee who aspired to join the CIA that sexual "training" was required.
John Brennan lambasted the Georgia Republican's comments on the unauthorized disclosure of classified military information.
U.S. intelligence agencies say they cannot link a foreign adversary to any of the incidents associated with so-called “Havana syndrome."
“There’s no foreign leader who’s watched more carefully Vladimir Putin’s experience in Ukraine, the evolution of the war, than Xi Jinping has,” William Burns said.
The Company's attempt at lighthearted humor got a harsh reality check.
“I agree,” said Michael Hayden, in response to a journalist who covers extremism describing Republicans as "nihilistic" and "contemptible."
"There are lots of rumors about President Putin's health," Burns told the Aspen Security Forum.