Greg Miller

President-elect Barack Obama has selected retired Navy Adm. Dennis Blair to serve as the nation's next intelligence director, but has not concluded his search for someone to lead the CIA,...

Two years before the CIA destroyed interrogation videotapes, top officials were urged to preserve them by a senior lawmaker who warned that disposing of the recordings would "reflect badly on...

The Justice Department on Friday moved to consolidate control over the investigation into the destruction of CIA interrogation tapes, saying that neither it nor the intelligence agency would cooperate with...

Russian diplomats passed detailed, though sometimes inaccurate, tactical information about American troop movements to senior Iraqi officials as U.S. troops closed in on Baghdad during the 2003 invasion of Iraq,...

Republican members of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday defeated a Democratic push to investigate a domestic espionage operation authorized by President Bush, but vowed to increase scrutiny of the...

Members of Congress demanded Friday that President Bush and his administration explain his decision to permit the country's most secretive intelligence agency to spy on American citizens in the United...

Straining to find ground troops to maintain its force levels in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Pentagon has begun deploying thousands of Air Force personnel to combat zones in new jobs...

There were flower boxes on the railings and patios for patients to sit and savor bayou breezes. The rooms were clean and bright. Residents seemed well cared for by a...

The Senate Intelligence Committee has launched what its chairman called a "pre-emptive" examination of U.S. intelligence on Iran as part of an effort to avoid the problems that plagued America's...