Defense
ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File Hopkins’ Legacy
Robert Hopkins lived a life in the shadows until his only son died of AIDS.
Defense
Immigration enforcement raid sparks outcry
Escalation in action by the federal government has drawn state and local complaints.
Defense
Reports suggest Justice may use broad definition of ‘terrorism’
Recent IG analysis finds questionable accounting methods for variety of terrorism-related statistics.
Defense
ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File The Success of Failure
There’s a reason people keep making the same mistakes. </
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ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File All Together Now
Thomas McNamara wants security agencies to share.
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Defense chief may scale back Pentagon’s spy work
The Pentagon has encroached on the CIA’s territory, through programs in such areas as human intelligence-gathering.
Defense
ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File Behind the Scene
New spy chief Mike McConnell knows how the shadow intelligence community works.
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Watch list dispute highlights U.S.-Canadian tensions
Canada relies on other countries for foreign intelligence, making for an uneven relationship with the United States.
Defense
Expansion of local intelligence-sharing centers sparks controversy
Centers aimed at filling the gaps left by federal agents; DHS plans to send representatives to each by the year’s end.
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ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File Guarding Turf
As Defense secretary, will Robert Gates put the CIA back on track?
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Career officials hope new chiefs will stabilize spy agencies
The intelligence community is gaining four key players, each of whom has led a major agency at least once.
Defense
ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File The British Are Coming!
Intelligence firm picks up former CIA chief George Tenet on its march into the U.S. market.
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Chertoff discusses goals, responds to critics
DHS’ performance has "improved quite a bit in the past two years," department's chief says in an interview with National Journal .
Defense
Chertoff: Traveler screening program wasn't a secret
Homeland Security secretary says he has delivered at least 20 speeches mentioning a now-controversial system that assigns risks to passengers.
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ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File Worldly View
Geospatial agency shifts with the times: buys images, gives them away.
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ADVICE+DISSENT: Intelligence File Movin' On Up
Promotion-hungry intelligence employees get new rules of the road.
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