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Iran Executes Man Convicted Of Selling Information On Missile Programme To US
Iran has executed a man convicted of spying for the United States by selling the CIA information on the Islamic republic's missile programme, the judiciary spokesman said Tuesday.
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CIA Director Briefs Trump Over Investigation On Jamal Khashoggi's Murder
CIA Director Gina Haspel on Thursday briefed President Donald Trump on the investigations related to US-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was brutally killed inside Saudi Arabia's Istanbul Consulate, the White House said.
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Pak "Open To Discussion" On Doctor Who Helped US Track Osama Bin Laden
Pakistan Foreign Minister Makhdoom Mehmood Shah Qureshi has said that Islamabad is open to discuss the issue of Dr Shakil Afridi, who is considered a Central Investigation Agency (CIA) hero in the United States for helping Washington track down terrorist Osama bin Laden.
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US Group Says George Bush Should Be Investigated for Torture Conspiracy
Former president George W. Bush and a raft of senior US officials from his administration should be investigated for conspiracy to torture and for other crimes, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Secret Source in Hillary Clinton Email Was No Secret: CIA
The CIA has told Congress that the name of an alleged secret agency source, mentioned but then partially redacted by the U.S. State Department from an email received on Hillary Clinton's private server was not considered by the agency to be secret at all.
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Iran Atomic Bomb Probe May be Completed in 2015: IAEA
A long-delayed investigation into whether Iran has sought to develop nuclear weapons could be completed by the end of the year with Tehran's help, the head of the UN atomic watchdog said Saturday.
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CIA Chief Says Criticism of Iran Deal 'Disingenuous'
CIA director John Brennan gave a staunch defense of the framework nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday, calling some criticism of the accord "disingenuous" while expressing surprise at Tehran's concessions.
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CIA Director John Brennan Apologises to US Senate Leaders for Spying
CIA Director John Brennan is apologising to Senate intelligence committee leaders after his top investigator found that CIA employees acted improperly when the CIA searched Senate computers earlier this year.
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Ex-FBI agent gets eleven years for security leaks, child porn
A former FBI agent was sentenced to more than three years in prison on Thursday for disclosing confidential national security information about a foiled bomb plot to an Associated Press reporter.
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Edward Snowden has details of China, Hong Kong hacking targets
Former CIA Edward Snowden has classified US documents which show the specific machines targeted by the National Security Agency in China and Hong Kong, according to a report.
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Zero Dark Thirty writer got secret details from CIA chief: report
A Pentagon investigation has found that ex-CIA director Leon Panetta leaked some secret details to a Hollywood screenwriter behind the film Zero Dark Thirty, a watchdog group reported.
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Need balance between national security and media freedom, says Barack Obama
President Barack Obama is defending investigations into government leaks, saying they are necessary for national security.
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US Attorney General defends probe on Associated Press phone records
US Attorney General Eric Holder on Tuesday defended the Justice Department's secret examination of Associated Press phone records though he declared he had played no role in it, saying it was justified as part of an investigation into a grave national security leak.
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United States obtains Associated Press phone records for investigation
The Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press in what the news cooperative's top executive called a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into how news organizations gather the news.
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Boston Marathon blasts: Investigators scour video, photos for clues
US investigators led by the FBI are poring over video and photographs from the widely watched Boston Marathon for clues to determine who is responsible for two bombs that exploded near the finish line on Monday, killing three people and injuring more than 100, officials said.
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Iran Executes Man Convicted Of Selling Information On Missile Programme To US
Iran has executed a man convicted of spying for the United States by selling the CIA information on the Islamic republic's missile programme, the judiciary spokesman said Tuesday.
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CIA Director Briefs Trump Over Investigation On Jamal Khashoggi's Murder
CIA Director Gina Haspel on Thursday briefed President Donald Trump on the investigations related to US-based journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was brutally killed inside Saudi Arabia's Istanbul Consulate, the White House said.
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Pak "Open To Discussion" On Doctor Who Helped US Track Osama Bin Laden
Pakistan Foreign Minister Makhdoom Mehmood Shah Qureshi has said that Islamabad is open to discuss the issue of Dr Shakil Afridi, who is considered a Central Investigation Agency (CIA) hero in the United States for helping Washington track down terrorist Osama bin Laden.
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US Group Says George Bush Should Be Investigated for Torture Conspiracy
Former president George W. Bush and a raft of senior US officials from his administration should be investigated for conspiracy to torture and for other crimes, Human Rights Watch said today.
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Secret Source in Hillary Clinton Email Was No Secret: CIA
The CIA has told Congress that the name of an alleged secret agency source, mentioned but then partially redacted by the U.S. State Department from an email received on Hillary Clinton's private server was not considered by the agency to be secret at all.
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Iran Atomic Bomb Probe May be Completed in 2015: IAEA
A long-delayed investigation into whether Iran has sought to develop nuclear weapons could be completed by the end of the year with Tehran's help, the head of the UN atomic watchdog said Saturday.
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CIA Chief Says Criticism of Iran Deal 'Disingenuous'
CIA director John Brennan gave a staunch defense of the framework nuclear deal with Iran on Tuesday, calling some criticism of the accord "disingenuous" while expressing surprise at Tehran's concessions.
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CIA Director John Brennan Apologises to US Senate Leaders for Spying
CIA Director John Brennan is apologising to Senate intelligence committee leaders after his top investigator found that CIA employees acted improperly when the CIA searched Senate computers earlier this year.
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Ex-FBI agent gets eleven years for security leaks, child porn
A former FBI agent was sentenced to more than three years in prison on Thursday for disclosing confidential national security information about a foiled bomb plot to an Associated Press reporter.
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Edward Snowden has details of China, Hong Kong hacking targets
Former CIA Edward Snowden has classified US documents which show the specific machines targeted by the National Security Agency in China and Hong Kong, according to a report.
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Zero Dark Thirty writer got secret details from CIA chief: report
A Pentagon investigation has found that ex-CIA director Leon Panetta leaked some secret details to a Hollywood screenwriter behind the film Zero Dark Thirty, a watchdog group reported.
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Need balance between national security and media freedom, says Barack Obama
President Barack Obama is defending investigations into government leaks, saying they are necessary for national security.
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US Attorney General defends probe on Associated Press phone records
US Attorney General Eric Holder on Tuesday defended the Justice Department's secret examination of Associated Press phone records though he declared he had played no role in it, saying it was justified as part of an investigation into a grave national security leak.
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United States obtains Associated Press phone records for investigation
The Justice Department secretly obtained two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press in what the news cooperative's top executive called a "massive and unprecedented intrusion" into how news organizations gather the news.
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Boston Marathon blasts: Investigators scour video, photos for clues
US investigators led by the FBI are poring over video and photographs from the widely watched Boston Marathon for clues to determine who is responsible for two bombs that exploded near the finish line on Monday, killing three people and injuring more than 100, officials said.
