The records in question date from World War II to the early 1980s. They cover all manner of intelligence activities, military operations and foreign relations data -- with the exception of nuclear weapons information, which remain protected by Congress. The documents are held by the Central Intelligence Agency, the National Security Agency and the departments of Justice, State, Defense, and Energy.

While Secretary of Defense Robert Gates told the House Select Committee on Intelligence on Wednesday that a terrorist attack against the United States was imminent, on the other side of Capitol Hill,...
A new book reveals for the first time that the Central Intelligence Agency allows its operatives to accept side work in corporate security, Politico reports . Active-duty officers often work for hedge...
The video intelligence from drones like the Predator and the newer and larger Reaper have produced 24 years' worth of footage from Afghanistan and Iraq, leaving analysts struggling to keep up with it,...




