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They served in the CIA's first 'secret war' — and are finally being recognized - Vimarsana News

They served in the CIA's first 'secret war' — and are finally being recognized

Marking the agency’s 75th anniversary, the CIA is honoring the Hmong people. The CIA’s museum, located at the heart of its headquarters in Langley, Va. A new renovation of the museum prominently features the Hmong and their service to the United States.

'It Was My Father's First Instinct' to Believe the CIA Killed JFK: Robert Kennedy Jr. - Vimarsana News

'It Was My Father's First Instinct' to Believe the CIA Killed JFK: Robert Kennedy Jr.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the nephew of the late President John F. Kennedy, said his father's first reaction ...

Has the U.S. Lost Track of the Spies in Our Midst? - Vimarsana News

Has the U.S. Lost Track of the Spies in Our Midst?

In an era of hacks and breaches, the game of spy vs. spy has changed.

Jim Scott: An open letter to CIA Director William Burns | READER COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Jim Scott: An open letter to CIA Director William Burns | READER COMMENTARY

[CIA leaders] have a unique opportunity to right some wrongs that occurred during a dark period in the CIA’s history. Sixty years ago starting on March 12, 1963, the illegal activity of Project Mockingbird began. ... Sunshine Week, which celebrates and educates the public about open government, is this week. Where’s the Sunshine?

From Georgetown to Langley: The Controversial Connection Between a Prestigious University and the CIA - Vimarsana News

From Georgetown to Langley: The Controversial Connection Between a Prestigious University and the CIA

Alan Macleod wades into murky waters to uncover the troubling relationship between the CIA and Georgetown University.