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NIH halted the Havana Syndrome study due to ethical violations concerning participant coercion.

The F.B.I. report suggests Havana syndrome is linked to social contagion, not hostile actions, leading to controversy and skepticism in official circles.

The CIA's handling of Havana syndrome cases is flawed, with inconsistent care and communication, while foreign adversaries are unlikely culprits.

Claims of a conspiracy surrounding "Havana syndrome" may stem from miscommunication of medical conditions rather than a deliberate coverup.

The government's approach to Havana syndrome victims is contradictory, promising care and validation while failing to deliver adequate support and investigation.

The article highlights the dark history of Syria's prisons as sites of torture, particularly Sednaya prison, during conflict and US interrogation practices.

Sachs suggests that the CIA played a crucial role in the Syrian conflict, framing it as a regime change operation disguised as local dissent.

The CIA's MKUltra program involved unethical experimentation on unwitting American citizens, revealing the dark history of mind control and psychological torture.

A class-action lawsuit alleges the CIA funded life-altering psychiatric experiments at McGill University in Montreal.

John Ratcliffe is nominated to lead the CIA, emphasizing his alignment with Trump's vision for intelligence and national security.

A foiled terrorist plot targeting Taylor Swift concerts in Vienna was disrupted by CIA intelligence, preventing a potential mass casualty event.

The C.I.A. disrupted a major terror plot targeting a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, potentially saving thousands of lives.

A historically partisan individual will soon lead the CIA, raising concerns over the politicization of intelligence.

The arrest of CIA official Asif Rahman reveals the complexity and ongoing nature of espionage between Iran, Israel, and the United States.

The CIA aims to attract more tipsters from authoritarian regimes by providing detailed online safety instructions in multiple languages.

Trump's return to the White House may lead to significant changes in U.S. intelligence agencies, impacting national security strategies.

Former CIA officer sentenced for espionage against the U.S. involving classified information shared with Chinese agents.

Former CIA officer Alexander Yuk Ching Ma was sentenced to 10 years for conspiracy to deliver national defense information to China.

CIA Director William Burns underscores growing global security challenges and his commitment to intelligence in a pivotal year for national security.

A CIA official was charged with espionage for leaking classified Israeli military plans concerning Iran.

Malcolm X's family filed a federal lawsuit alleging a conspiracy by the FBI, CIA, and NYPD to allow his assassination.

William Webster urges the Senate to reject the nominations of Kash Patel and Tulsi Gabbard, citing concerns about their qualifications and political loyalties.

Trump is considering Amaryllis Fox Kennedy for C.I.A. deputy director, a position requiring no Senate confirmation.

Amaryllis Fox Kennedy aims for CIA deputy director role, backed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., despite prior controversy over her memoir.

Trump dropped Amaryllis Fox Kennedy from CIA deputy director consideration due to criticism from top Republicans.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants his daughter-in-law appointed as CIA deputy to investigate JFK's assassination.

The CIA faces scrutiny over sexual misconduct, revealing a failure in accountability despite promises to address the issue.

Accountability for US torture remains absent a decade after the Senate report, leaving victims without justice or reparations.

CIA and MI6 heads publicly discussed global threats, highlighting unprecedented challenges to international order since the Cold War.

The 1952 crash of Air Force 001 reveals a secret Cold War operation involving the CIA and the formation of specialized Air Resupply wings.

The film connects jazz music to CIA operations and the assassination of Patrice Lumumba, revealing a deep intertwining of culture and Cold War politics.

The CIA's bold outreach to Russian officials as double agents faces new risks if Trump's policies shift back toward aligning with Putin.

The Trump administration secretly attempted to oust Venezuela's Nicolas Maduro through a CIA hack, amidst domestic unrest and geopolitical tensions.

RFK Jr. believes CIA was involved in his uncle's assassination, advocating for his daughter-in-law as deputy CIA director to investigate further

Two intelligence watchdogs are resigning before Trump's second term begins, reflecting ongoing changes in oversight amid political shifts.

The Agency illustrates the tension between personal relationships and professional duties in espionage.

Fassbender's performance highlights the complexities of living a double life.

Lioness, despite straying from its original plot, remains popular with viewers, hinting at a third season.

Morales' collaboration with both CIA and CNI highlights serious international espionage concerns regarding Julian Assange.

Former CIA software engineer sentenced to 40 years in prison for espionage, hacking, and child pornography charges.

Schulte's actions were characterized as the largest data breach in CIA history and one of the largest unauthorized disclosures of classified information in US history.

Trust is a luxury not afforded to CIA operatives, complicating relationships and decision-making.

The bombing in Notting Hill has led to profound shifts in how characters relate to one another and their decision-making.

Iran's military shortcomings reveal vulnerabilities amidst increasing tensions with Israel, highlighting the need for effective diplomatic strategies to mitigate conflict.

The CIA is collecting information on senior Hamas leaders and providing it to Israel for their war in Gaza.

A task force was created after the Hamas-led terror attacks on Israel to collect intelligence on Hamas' leadership.

Venezuelan officials arrested foreign citizens, alleging a CIA plot to assassinate President Maduro amidst rising tensions and recent U.S. sanctions.

The U.S. categorically denies any involvement in alleged assassination plots against Maduro, amid rising tensions over Venezuela's recent disputed election.

Three foreign nationals were arrested in Venezuela for allegedly plotting to assassinate President Maduro, with accusations of CIA involvement and a strong U.S. denial.

Ukraine's Kursk offensive reveals vulnerabilities in Russia's military and challenges Putin's narrative in the ongoing war.

Ukraine's military operations are causing significant concern among Russian elites about the future of the war.

Ukraine's August 6 offensive into Kursk represents a strategic shift, creating a difficult challenge for Russia to reclaim lost territory.

Russia's war against Ukraine has eroded Putin's grip on power and weakened the Russian military.

CIA Director William Burns urges US lawmakers to provide weapons and equipment to Ukraine for geopolitical and industry benefits.

The article delves into the methods the CIA employed to explain how Khalid Shaikh Mohammed endured waterboarding 183 times, offering different perspectives on his ability to withstand the technique.

Khalid Shaikh Mohammed confessed to planning the 9/11 attacks during questioning.

CIA punished Mohammed for discussing 9/11 attacks instead of focusing on Al Qaeda's future plans.

Former CIA software engineer sentenced to 40 years in prison for theft of classified information and possession of child sexual abuse images.

The leak revealed CIA's hacking operations and attempts to turn smart devices into listening devices.

Schulte called his prison conditions a 'torture cage' and accused the government of seeking vengeance rather than justice.

Former CIA computer analyst Joshua Schulte received a 40-year sentence for leaking government hacking tools and possessing child pornography.

Schulte compared his conditions at a New York City lockup to Nazi concentration camps, offending the judge.