Topic: Michael McConnell

Pervez Musharraf, threatened with impeachment by the opposition, plans to complete his term as president of Pakistan, a close associate said.

Federal officials say that despite the recent expiration of a key surveillance bill, the U.S. government still has vital surveillance efforts in place.

Russia's gas and oil, its pipelines and investments in Europe and Asia have become, in the eyes of U.S. officials, threats to the national security of the United States.

Al-Qaida has been recruiting and training Europeans and U.S. citizens who could be used for terrorist attacks in the United States, intelligence officials say.

The chief information security officer of the Justice Department is stepping down and plans to be a consultant to the U.S. director of national intelligence.

A former military scientist and senior NASA official is being tapped to be the first chief scientific researcher for all 16 U.S. intelligence agencies.

U.S. Director of National Intelligence Michael McConnell is moving his headquarters again -- the second such relocation since the post was created in 2005.

The U.S. director of national intelligence has appointed a chief financial officer for the sprawling collection of agencies he manages.

An anonymous U.S. senator has placed a hold on President Bush’s nominee to serve as the No. 2 man to the nation’s spy chief.

A new Pentagon policy directive for U.S. military intelligence mandates information-sharing with U.S. domestic agencies and foreign partners and recognizes the leading role of the new director of national intelligence.