Official: CIA tapes of 9/11 detainee's interrogation don't show torture

Two videotapes and an audio tape have been released.

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CIA finds tapes from secret 9/11 interrogations

More information from the Associate Press

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Pentagon has best food/cafeteria in govt.

The votes are in and Federal News Radio listeners and readers have determined that the Pentagon has the best food choices of any agency in the federal government.

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Vote: Which agency has the best food/cafeteria?

See which agencies made the cut and vote for your favorite in our poll.

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Verizon and Secret Service team up for cybersecurity

Learn more in today's cybersecurity update.

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Ex-CIA chief downplays claims of China 'cyberwar'

Retired CIA chief Michael Hayden on Thursday added his voice to the debate.

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Google, CIA invest in ‘future' of Web monitoring

Read more from Wired.

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U.S. paid Iranian nuclear scientist $5 million for aid to CIA

The Iranian nuclear scientist who claimed to have been abducted by the CIA before departing for his homeland Wednesday was paid more than $5 million.

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Senator has reservations about cybersecurity bill

Learn more in today's cybersecurity update.

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Cybersecurity Center pitched for USNA

Panetta concerned about cyberwarfare

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The CIA honors its fallen

Last year there were 90 - this year there are 102. Stars on the wall at CIA headquarters. 12 Stars were added yesterday to commemorate the agency's fallen heroes. Seven of the 12 died in Khost, Afghanistan last December. The other five of those killed died engaged in clandestine operations. According to CIA Director Leon Panetta, the sensitivity of their work requires that the nature and their names of course remain classified and secret.

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Intellipedia provides lessons for FedSpace initiative

Intelligence community says developers should keep users' needs at the forefront of any project. Other key best practices are to think big, start small and scale fast. Intelligence employees say Web 2.0 tools slowly are being institutionalized across the community.

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The Hunt: Bin Laden had 'no clue'

Osama bin Laden had no idea the U.S. would hit al-Qaida as hard as it has since the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, a former bin Laden associate tells National Security Correspondent JJ Green in an exclusive interview.

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CIA Dir. Panetta warns of 'cyber Pearl Harbor'

Health Insurer Notifies More Than 409,000 Of Potential Breach

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Wink and a Nod

A top veteran CIA officer is retiring after a sometimes tumultuous career with the agency.

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CIA vs SVR

What's the difference between Russian intelligence and U.S. intelligence today? A source with knowledge of both CIA and Russia's SVR, formerly known as the KGB says the SVR has an unlimited supply of money to recruit spies. The source also says it depends on the quality and amount of information a spy can provide. Still the source says, the SVR tries to save money and says American turncoats Aldrich Aimes, and Robert Hanssen could have gotten ten times more than they got from the Russian intelligence.

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CIA faces harsh criticism

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Shouting Match at the White House

The intelligence community is buzzing over news that CIA Director Leon Panetta threatened to quit during a shouting match recently at the White House over the news that Attorney General Eric Holder might pursue cases against CIA personnel involved in interrogation. It's no secret that there has been tension in the intelligence community, but this is the first crack in the armor, if true. WTOP has not confirmed that the shouting match took place, but Panetta's letter to employees at the CIA made clear that he was supporting them regardless of what happens.

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Analysis: Justice Department releases memos

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Feds: Misconduct by CIA's Foggo stretched decades

Prosecutors say a former top CIA official soon to be sentenced on corruption charges had a history of misconduct stretching over two decades.

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