CIA

In “Beyond Repair,” CIA veteran and author Charles Faddis opines that the Agency should rediscover her roots in the Office of Strategic Services.

The fight against ISIS is a bread-and-butter mission for the likes of CTC and JSOC. This reportedly new campaign is nothing new for these agencies.

While the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq were splashed across the front pages of newspapers, early on in the War on Terror a more clandestine type of war was being waged in Africa by the CIA and JSOC, a war that included blended teams from SEAL Team Six, Delta Force, Task Force Orange, and the […]

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Mrs. Clinton accepted the position of secretary of state, and thus should have accepted the protocols, regulations, and rules that came with the position.

Brett Jones, former SEAL and the only openly gay contractor with the CIA’s GRS, reveals the bigotry he experienced during his time with that organization.

Obama administration officials have floated the idea of releasing convicted Israeli spy, Jonathan Pollard, likely as appeasement for the Iran nuke deal.

The U.S. government doesn’t have the balls to stand up to China or address incompetence in our own system.

The administration’s Syria strategy has reached a critical point, and requires a re-assessment and re-focus.

The Delta Force raid that killed ISIS leader Abu Sayyaf sounded suspiciously like a Hollywood screenplay.

Is it really that big a deal if the Chinese stole lists of government employees? It is when the list is of Americans with top-secret security clearances.

Omega Teams: the joint CIA and Joint Special Operations Command program with a capture/kill mission spanning the globe.