CIA, Havana syndrome and Senate intelligence committee
Senate Intelligence Committee criticizes CIA’s treatment of ‘Havana syndrome’ patients
A bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee report released Friday slammed the CIA for its treatment of patients with a mysterious ailment known as “Havana syndrome,” determining that “many individuals faced obstacles to timely and sufficient care.
The collection includes over 1,200 documents detailing experiments with drugs, hypnosis and other mind control techniques.
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The mainstream media ignored the passing of a beloved former colleague of mine, Ambassador Raymond Garthoff, whose career ...
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A Hartselle native and former CIA official was appointed as President-elect Donald Trump's ambassador to Mexico for the ...
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Rep. Michael McCaul calls Tulsi Gabbard a “baffling” pick to lead intelligence communityThe Austin Republican leads the House Foreign Affairs Committee and predicted Gabbard’s nomination would fail in the Senate.
U.S. President Jimmy Carter made a brief visit to Liberia, stopping for a working lunch with President William R. Tolbert Jr.
As he assembles his team for a second term, President-elect Donald Trump is entitled to some latitude, even for his more unconventional picks. Yet not all executive-branch positions are created equal.
A covert project dating back to the 1980s saw a secret US army unit conduct experiments to see if psychic phenomena could be ...
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