Intelligence on Townhall

• Fogle Fiasco Underscores America's Intelligence Problem Tue May 21
  Rachel Marsden
• Qaeda-linked gunmen kill Yemeni intelligence officer: official Thu May 9
  Reuters News
• Watchdogs launch review of Boston bombing intelligence Tue Apr 30
  Reuters News
• Yemen military intelligence official assassinated Sat Apr 27
  Reuters News
• Could We Have Caught the Boston Bombers Earlier? Fri Apr 26
  Linda Chavez
  Twelve years after September 11, our intelligence and federal law enforcement agencies still haven't fixed the data-sharing problems that make us vulnerable to more attacks. ... more
• U.S. intelligence assesses Syria used chemical weapons, but facts needed: White House Thu Apr 25
  Reuters News
• Political intelligence gathering tough to oversee: study Thu Apr 4
  Reuters News
• Spy who foiled jet bomb plot to be Britain's MI5 intelligence chief Thu Mar 28
  Reuters News
• Movie Review Intelligence website shutting down Thu Mar 14
  Reuters News
• Senate intelligence committee approves Brennan CIA nomination Tue Mar 5
  Reuters News
• Senate Intelligence Committee drops bin Laden film probe Mon Feb 25
  Reuters News
• NKorean nuclear test may be intelligence windfall Wed Feb 13
  AP News
• Britain says intelligence sharing crucial despite abuse risks Wed Feb 13
  Reuters News
• Former Italy intelligence chief jailed in rendition case Tue Feb 12
  Reuters News
• Memo justifies drone kills even with patchy intelligence Tue Feb 5
  Reuters News
• UK to give counter-terror, intelligence aid to Algeria Mon Jan 21
  Reuters News
• The Death of Depth Tue Jan 8
  Rachel Marsden
  It's very likely that kids will find this column to be, like, totally stupid, and will conclude that they can write one sooooo much better. They will declare this on their Twitter feed, sandwiched between the hundreds of photos of themselves making that pursed-lips "duck face," then wait for the "friends" they've never met in person to tell them how hot they look. ... more
• Ex-CIA Officer: Yes, Harsh Interrogations Helped Us Nail Bin Laden Fri Jan 4
  Guy Benson
• Domestic Spy Expansion Bill Sails Through the Congress Wed Jan 2
  Bob Barr
  Neither Congress nor the White House has proved itself capable of reaching a decision on how to begin trimming the $16.5 trillion national debt with which these two institutions have saddled the American taxpayers. ... more
• Obama, Feinstein Shut Down Fourth Amendment Debate Fri Dec 28
  Kevin Glass
• Media Oddly Silent on WikiLeaks Proceedings Fri Dec 14
  Diana West
  Some thoughts about Army Pfc. Bradley Manning's pretrial hearing, which concluded this week. ... more
• When Terrorists 'Killed' In Drone Strikes Aren't Really Dead Tue Dec 11
  Rachel Marsden
  Is "killed by a drone strike" the new "alive and well"? If you pay close enough attention, it makes you wonder what's really going on. ... more
• Iran's long-range missiles said to lag U.S. intelligence fears Fri Dec 7
  Reuters News
• Suicide bomber wounds Afghan intelligence chief: report Thu Dec 6
  Reuters News
• The Folly of the Defense Intelligence Agency's Spy-Hiring Spree Tue Dec 4
  Rachel Marsden
  Whereas President Barack Obama's predecessor, George W. Bush, waged war the old-fashioned way, with troops and tanks, Obama has been busy outsourcing the dirty work of protecting and furthering America's interests to CIA drones, private contractors, local mobs with ties to terrorists, and even the French. ... more

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