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Trump to release classified JFK assassination files
Speed Read Timing could be aimed to discredit agencies involved in Russia investigation
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MKUltra: Inside the CIA's Cold War mind control experiments
In Depth Thousands of Americans were unknowing test subjects for psychological warfare research
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Netflix is a CIA conspiracy, claims Kremlin
Speed Read Culture minister Vladimir Medinsky accuses US of using online streaming service to 'creep into our heads'
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UFO files: CIA unveils reports of flying saucers in Sheffield
In Depth US intelligence agency has rounded up some cases that Mulder and Scully might enjoy
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Teenager claims he hacked CIA director's email account
Speed Read Hacker says he posed as worker from US telecoms giant Verizon to access personal details
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Torture for revenge makes us no better than our enemies
In Depth CIA torture report highlights underlying sadistic revenge inflicted in the process of interrogations
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CIA torture report: how did the Middle Eastern press react?
In Depth It provoked soul-searching in Britain and the US, but many Arabic news sources ignored the report
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Psychologists who aided CIA in torture lost sight of morality
In Depth It's building rapport that makes interrogation successful, not coercion, says Prof Laurence Alison
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Islamic State may have 31,000 fighters, CIA says
Speed Read Arab states offer support to US military campaign, but CIA says IS may be much larger threat than originally estimated
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North Korean military warns UK over Channel 4 drama
Speed Read Pyongyang calls the fictional thriller a 'politically motivated provocation' backed by Downing Street
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Terrorism watchlist: secret US rules revealed
In Depth Agencies don't need 'concrete facts' to label individuals terrorists – so how are people watchlisted?
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Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Wednesday 9 May 2012
Daily Briefing
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The CIA and a long history of assassinations
In Depth The official denial of a kill squad is disingenuous, says Alexander Cockburn, given what we know about the agency’s history of killing
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