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The Intelligence Authorization Act for fiscal year 2022 contains a little-noticed provision setting professional standards and practices to be overseen by a new medical advisory board.

Spy agencies are starting to organize around a set of common standards and data for using open source intelligence, but challenges remain.

The most recent annual threat assessment issued a dire warning about climate change.

Arab Gulf leaders have begun to pursue policies to respond to the rise of China and the receding power and influence of the United States. It can be argued that the Arab Gulf states in general, particularly Saudi Arabia and the UAE, regard US concerns over China’s ascent as an opportunity to bargain with Washington and realize some military and technical gains. The polarization between Washington and China gives them wide berth to maneuver and extract benefits from both sides without the Gulf ...

On Dec. 1 Congressman Tim Burchette (R-TN) addressed the House demanding transparency concerning what the government knows about unidentified flying objects

Bipartisan bill would create office to collect, report data

There’s much to be considered as ‘what could be one of the most disruptive periods in human history’ approaches.

The US prosecution of Julian Assange has been dealt another blow following revelations that the CIA plotted the kidnap and rendition or murder of the WikiLeaks founder. The revelations also directly implicate Mike Pompeo, former CIA director and...

The CIA labeled WikiLeaks a “non-state hostile intelligence service” while entertaining plans to kidnap or assassinate its founder.

A top House panel approved the 2022 intelligence community funding package Thursday, which required officials to brief Congress on its diversity initiatives.