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U.S. could allow families to pay ransom for hostages

U.S. News // 1 decade ago

U.S. could allow families to pay ransom for hostages

The White House is reviewing its policy preventing families of hostages to pay ransom to kidnappers, officials said.

U.S. News // 1 decade ago

Bush administration official: Former president commited war crimes, precedent exists to have him charged

Richard Clarke, the top counterterrorism official for the Bush administration, said he believes the former president, committed war crimes during the Iraq war.

U.S. News // 1 decade ago

NSA panel to appear before Senate committee

U.S. surveillance programs must be truly reformed and not just for show, a Democratic Senate committee chief said in announcing a hearing on overhaul proposals.

Blog // 1 decade ago

White House releases NSA report early

A report on the surveillance activities of the National Security Administration from a presidential panel has recommended the NSA halt its systematic collection of phone calls and for its decisions on spying on foreign leaders face greater scrutiny.

World News // 1 decade ago

Church of Ireland names first woman bishop

The Church of Ireland has named its first female bishop, who will also be the first woman Anglican bishop in the British Isles.

Technology // 1 decade ago

Obama meets with NSA review group

President Obama met Tuesday with experts leading a review of the National Security Agency to thank them for their probe of U.S. intelligence and communications.

Commentary: Arnaud de Borchgrave // 1 decade ago

Commentary: New world disorder

Cybersecrets purloined and made public by a U.S. defector pale next to China’s all-encompassing electronic reach.

Defense News // 1 decade ago

Saudis and allies build cyberwar defenses

Saudi Arabia's Aramco says it's the target of a cyberwar campaign as Persian Gulf states build defenses against attacks like the one that knocked out Aramco computers.

Defense News // 1 decade ago

SRA names Richard Clarke as adviser

U.S. cybersecurity and counter-terrorism expert Richard Clarke has become an executive adviser to SRA International Inc.

Special Reports // 1 decade ago

Iran says U.S. claims are 'childish'

Iran rapped Washington after U.S. authorities accused Iranian agents of plotting to assassinate Saudi Ambassador to the United States Adel al-Jubeir.

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The significance of the coup will depend on how much the scientist knew in the compartmentalized Iranian nuclear program
Scientist's defection is intel coup Apr 01, 2010

By returning to American values the world admires, Obama sets al-Qaida back enormously in the battle of ideas, the ideological struggle that determines whether al-Qaida will continue to have significant support in the Islamic world
Analysis: Al-Qaida insults Obama Nov 19, 2008

Khan apparently had agreed to cooperate with Pakistani officials and was engaged in a sting operation against al-Qaida when his name showed up in the U.S. press as part of a story about planned attacks in the U.S., which appeared during the U.S. presidential election
Pakistan releases computer expert Aug 21, 2007

There are some channels where the United States government may want to do things without its hand showing, and legally, therefore, the administration would, if it's doing that, need an intelligence finding and would need to tell the Congress
Report: Bush backs secret Iran operation May 23, 2007

Our intention is that GoodHarborReport.com will become the first place people look to find unfiltered ideas and uncensored opinions on the most consequential issues of the day
Richard Clarke launches Good Harbor Report Sep 26, 2006