A shadowy CIA operative specializing in psychological warfare interacted with Lee Harvey Oswald ahead of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination — and then ran interference against

"War Room" host Steve Bannon comments on reporting from Axios that the CIA now admits they were monitoring Lee Harvey Oswald before the Kennedy assassination: STEVE BANNON: It shouldn't be lost on anybody.

For the first time since President Kennedy's assassination nearly 62 years ago, the CIA has tacitly admitted that an officer specializing in psychological warfare ran an operation that came into contact with Lee Harvey Oswald before the Dallas killing,

Gizmodo has attempted to email Carlson’s company, known as the Tucker Carlson Network, to ask about his tech use but we don’t know how he’ll respond without access to a computer. If you’re reading this, Tucker, please send us a message. Carrier pigeon, smoke signals, whatever you got.

Nand Mulchandani has departed the CIA after serving as its first-ever chief technology officer for three years.

Forget James Bond. George Minden was the real thing. A Romanian aristocrat by birth, he could have spent his days in manor houses, sipping brandy and debating politics. Instead, he entered the world of espionage.

There's a revolving door of talent between the country's premiere intelligence agency and its entertainment industry, with influence often working both ways.

The discredited document was used to open the original Trump–Russia probe and brief then-President-elect Donald Trump, despite top Obama-era intelligence officials knowing it was filled with unverified "internet rumor.