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Cats, Dolphins And One Smart Raven: The CIA's Secret Animal Spies
In early 1974, Do Da was top in espionage class, on the way to becoming a high-flying CIA agent: he handled himself better in the rough, carried heavier loads, and could brush off attackers.
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Russia Not Reason For US Ending CIA Arms To Syria Rebels: General
The head of the US military's special operations confirmed Friday that the Central Intelligence Agency is shutting down its program to support rebels fighting against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Crunch Time in US Senate as National Security Agency Spy Programs Set to Lapse
CIA chief John Brennan warned Sunday that allowing vital surveillance programs to expire could increase terror threats, as the US Senate convened for a showdown over whether to renew the controversial provisions.
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CIA Interrogators Heroes Not Torturers: Dick Cheney
Former US vice president Dick Cheney on Sunday defended America's now-banned program that tortured Al-Qaeda suspects, praising the CIA operatives who ran it as heroes.
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Edward Snowden as a teen online: anime and cheeky humour
Long before he became known worldwide as the NSA contractor who exposed top-secret US government surveillance programs, Edward Snowden worked for a Japanese anime company run by friends and went by the nicknames "The True HOOHA" and "Phish."
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US hunted for Edward Snowden in days before he leaked NSA programs
US government investigators began an urgent search for Edward Snowden several days before the first media reports were published on the government's secret surveillance programs, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden remains missing in Hong Kong
The whereabouts of former CIA employee Edward Snowden, who leaked top-secret documents about US surveillance programs, remain unknown two days after he checked out of a Hong Kong hotel.
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US intel leaker's girlfriend 'pole-dancing superhero'
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden may have gone to ground after leaking details of a vast program to spy on Internet users, but his girlfriend's public web presence has caused a stir.
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Edward Snowden, accused of leaking US surveillance program, faces legal battle
A contractor at the National Security Agency who leaked details of top-secret US surveillance programs dropped out of sight in Hong Kong on Monday ahead of a likely push by the US government to have him sent back to the United States to face charges.
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Edward Snowden: the man who exposed US surveillance program
Edward Snowden's decision to flee to Hong Kong as he prepared to expose the US government's secret surveillance programs may not save him from prosecution due to an extradition treaty in force since 1998.
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Former CIA man Edward Snowden says he exposed US spy scheme to protect world
An ex-CIA employee working as a contractor at the US National Security Agency said on Sunday he was the source who leaked details of a top secret US surveillance program, acting out of conscience to protect "basic liberties for people around the world."
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Cats, Dolphins And One Smart Raven: The CIA's Secret Animal Spies
In early 1974, Do Da was top in espionage class, on the way to becoming a high-flying CIA agent: he handled himself better in the rough, carried heavier loads, and could brush off attackers.
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Russia Not Reason For US Ending CIA Arms To Syria Rebels: General
The head of the US military's special operations confirmed Friday that the Central Intelligence Agency is shutting down its program to support rebels fighting against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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Crunch Time in US Senate as National Security Agency Spy Programs Set to Lapse
CIA chief John Brennan warned Sunday that allowing vital surveillance programs to expire could increase terror threats, as the US Senate convened for a showdown over whether to renew the controversial provisions.
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CIA Interrogators Heroes Not Torturers: Dick Cheney
Former US vice president Dick Cheney on Sunday defended America's now-banned program that tortured Al-Qaeda suspects, praising the CIA operatives who ran it as heroes.
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Edward Snowden as a teen online: anime and cheeky humour
Long before he became known worldwide as the NSA contractor who exposed top-secret US government surveillance programs, Edward Snowden worked for a Japanese anime company run by friends and went by the nicknames "The True HOOHA" and "Phish."
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US hunted for Edward Snowden in days before he leaked NSA programs
US government investigators began an urgent search for Edward Snowden several days before the first media reports were published on the government's secret surveillance programs, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
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US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden remains missing in Hong Kong
The whereabouts of former CIA employee Edward Snowden, who leaked top-secret documents about US surveillance programs, remain unknown two days after he checked out of a Hong Kong hotel.
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US intel leaker's girlfriend 'pole-dancing superhero'
Former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden may have gone to ground after leaking details of a vast program to spy on Internet users, but his girlfriend's public web presence has caused a stir.
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Edward Snowden, accused of leaking US surveillance program, faces legal battle
A contractor at the National Security Agency who leaked details of top-secret US surveillance programs dropped out of sight in Hong Kong on Monday ahead of a likely push by the US government to have him sent back to the United States to face charges.
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Edward Snowden: the man who exposed US surveillance program
Edward Snowden's decision to flee to Hong Kong as he prepared to expose the US government's secret surveillance programs may not save him from prosecution due to an extradition treaty in force since 1998.
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Former CIA man Edward Snowden says he exposed US spy scheme to protect world
An ex-CIA employee working as a contractor at the US National Security Agency said on Sunday he was the source who leaked details of a top secret US surveillance program, acting out of conscience to protect "basic liberties for people around the world."
