WASHINGTON - Citing faulty memory, former Vice President Dick Cheney told federal investigators in a 2004 interview he had no idea who revealed to reporters that Valerie Plame, the wife of a Bush administration critic, worked for the CIA. Cheney's chief of staff, I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby, was convicted of perjury, obstruction and lying to the FBI in the probe of who leaked the former spy's identity to the news media. At the end of Libby's trial, prosecutor Patrick Fitzgerald said "there is a cloud over the vice president" regarding the leaking of Plame's identity. A summary...
Bomb suspect said to be talking with federal agents
Seattle Times
Seattle Times
WASHINGTON - The Nigerian man accused of trying to use a bomb hidden in his underwear to bring down a Detroit-bound airliner on Christmas Day has been cooperating with investigators since last week and has provided fresh...
Hill, critics eye CIA moonlighting
Yahoo Daily News
Yahoo Daily News
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairwoman says she wants answers about a Central Intelligence Agency policy that allows the agency’s employees to moonlight for private companies. “I am concerned and intend to...
Ronald Kessler tells tales of quirky presidents, their Secret Service guardians, at Prologue Society
Palm Beach Daily News
Palm Beach Daily News
Former President Lyndon Johnson was known as the most out-of-control president, while Richard Nixon was known as the oddest and Jimmy Carter the phoniest. Those were some of the revelations by author Ronald Kessler...
Three plead guilty; impersonated FBI agents
The Business Review
The Business Review
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Al-Qaeda likely to attempt another attack on U.S. soon, says CIA chief
Denver Post
Denver Post
WASHINGTON — Al-Qaeda can be expected to attempt an attack on the United States in the next three to six months, senior U.S. intelligence officials told Congress on Tuesday. The terrorist organization is deploying...
AP Exclusive: The Christmas attack interrogation
The News & Observer
The News & Observer
WASHINGTON -- Badly burned and bleeding, the suspect in the Christmas Day flight to Detroit tried one last gambit as he was led away: He claimed there was another bomb hidden on the plane he'd just tried to destroy,...
FBI agent who spied on mosques sues FBI
The Siasat Daily
The Siasat Daily
Santa Ana, January 27: A Southern California man who said he spied on mosques for the FBI has filed a lawsuit accusing the agency of letting him go to jail for work he did as an informant. Craig Monteilh, 47, of Irvine,...
Officials: FBI cracked bomb suspect through family
Houston Chronicle
Houston Chronicle
WASHINGTON - The Nigerian man accused of trying to use a bomb hidden in his underwear to bring down a Detroit-bound airliner on Christmas Day has been cooperating with investigators since last week and has provided fresh...
Bomb plot accused 'co-operating'
The Guardian
The Guardian
A Nigerian man accused of trying to use a bomb hidden in his underwear to bring down a Detroit-bound airliner on Christmas Day has been co-operating with investigators since last week and has provided fresh intelligence...
Abdulmutallab Resumes Talking to Federal Agents
Wall Street Journal
Wall Street Journal
By EVAN PEREZ WASHINGTON—Family members of Christmas Day airline bomb suspect Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab traveled to the U.S. in recent weeks and persuaded him to start talking again to federal agents, Obama...


