Bin Laden Photos May Be Kept Private
Appeals court turns away effort to force release of photos of dead bin Laden.
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CIA Chief Makes Unannounced Israel Visit
CIA chief makes unannounced Israel visit amid growing concerns over Syrian weapons
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The Benghazi Emails: Talking Points Changed at State Dept.'s Request
The White House releases 100 pages of communication
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CIA 'Sisterhood' Tracked Bin Laden
Years before Osama bin Laden became a household name, a group of female analysts at the CIA was so determined to find and stop the terror leader that ...
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Russia Unmasks CIA Station Chief
MOSCOW – In a breach of protocol, Russia has publicized the name of a man it says is the CIA station chief in Moscow. In comments to Russian media ...
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Report: Iran Hangs 2 Men Convicted of Spying
Report: Iran hangs 2 men convicted of spying for Mossad, CIA
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Exclusive: Benghazi Talking Points Underwent 12 Revisions, Scrubbed of Terror Reference
When it became clear last fall that the CIA’s now discredited Benghazi talking points were flawed, the White House said repeatedly the document were ...
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Alleged American Spy Arrest in Russia Could Be Plot on TV Show
Spies in disguises, dramatic arrests, an international incident between cold war “frenemies;” if the news today of U.S. diplomat Ryan Fogle being ...
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Afghan President Hopes CIA Payments Will Continue
Afghan president says he has assurances that CIA payments will continue
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The Note's Must-Reads for Thursday, May 16, 2013
The Note’s Must-Reads are a round-up of today’s political headlines and stories from ABC News and the top U.S. newspapers.
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