Central Intelligence Agency
Events (1798)
- October 6, 2007: Bush Denies US Tortures Prisoners, Says CIA Interrogations Legal 2007-10-06
- Before October 11, 2007: CIA Director Launches ‘Unusual’ Investigation of CIA’s Own Inspector General 2007-10-11
- October 12, 2007: Reporter Learns Senior CIA Legal Official Quit over Torture Policies 2007-10-12
- September 19 and October 18, 2007: Moussaoui Prosecutors View Some Surviving CIA Detainee Interrogation Videos 2007-10-18
- November 4, 2007: INC Denies Curveball Link 2007-11-04
- November 4, 2007: Experts Doubt Existence of Iranian Nuclear Program 2007-11-04
- November 10, 2007: Cheney’s Office Continuing to Delay Release of ‘Unsatisfactory’ NIE on Iran 2007-11-10
- November 13, 2007: CIA Claims It Accidentally Lied to Moussaoui Court and Lawyers about Interrogation Videotapes 2007-11-13
- November 19, 2007: CIA Finds No Evidence of Iranian Nuclear Bomb; White House Ignores CIA In Favor of Unverifiable Israeli Claims 2007-11-19
- November 20, 2007: Former White House Press Secretary Says Bush, Cheney, Rove, Libby, Card Responsible for ‘False Information’ about Plame Outing 2007-11-20
- November 22, 2007: Wilson, Plame Highlight McClellan Revelation, Blame Media for Ignoring It 2007-11-22
- May 2007 - November 26, 2007: Unfounded Warning of Terrorist and Drug Cartel Attack on Arizona Army Base 2007-11-26
- December 5-6, 2007: White House Contradicts Bush’s Claim of Ignorance over Iran NIE 2007-12-05
- December 6, 2007: CIA Pre-empts New York Times Article and Admits Destroying Videos of Detainee Interrogations; Political Outcry Follows 2007-12-06
- December 7, 2007: Legislators with CIA Oversight Say They Did Not Know About Tapes’ Destruction, Contradicting Hayden 2007-12-07
- December 7, 2007: Ex-CIA Officer Suggests Destruction of CIA Videotapes May Not Only Be Related to Torture Allegations 2007-12-07
- December 7, 2007: Some Commentators Are Skeptical CIA Tape Destruction Is Being Blamed on Single Scapegoat 2007-12-07
- December 10, 2007: Former CIA Officer Admits Agency Used Waterboarding, Calls It Torture but Sometimes Necessary 2007-12-10
- December 11, 2007: CIA Decides Not to Prosecute Former Official Who Admitted Waterboarding 2007-12-11
- December 11-12, 2007: Hayden Backtracks over CIA Tape Destruction Following Appearances Before House and Senate Committees 2007-12-11
- December 11, 2007: CIA Officer Gives Another Interview on Waterboarding, Implicates Justice Department, White House 2007-12-11
- December 18, 2007: Washington Post Disputes CIA Claim that Torture of Zubaida Was Effective 2007-12-18
- December 19, 2007: Law Professor Outlines Six Possible Criminal Offences in CIA Tapes Scandal 2007-12-19
- December 20, 2007: CIA Refers Case of Former Official Who Spoke Publicly about Waterboarding to Justice Department 2007-12-20
- January 2, 2008: Kean and Hamilton Say CIA and White House Obstructed 9/11 Commission over Detainee Videos 2008-01-02
- January 6, 2008 and After: Sunday Times Runs Series of Sibel Edmonds Stories 2008-01-06
- January 24, 2008: Judge Orders Written Report on Destruction of CIA Videotapes 2008-01-24
- January 25, 2008: CIA Also Using National Security Letters, Agency Documents Reveal 2008-01-25
- February 5, 2008: Intelligence Officials Admit US Waterboarded Three Detainees 2008-02-05
- February 7, 2008: FBI, DIA Stand By Decision Not to Waterboard 2008-02-07
- February 13, 2008: McCain Votes Against Anti-Waterboarding Bill 2008-02-13
- February 14, 2008: Waterboarding Not Torture, Says OLC Chief; Not Equivalent to What Was Done During Spanish Inquisition 2008-02-14
- Around February 15, 2008: CIA Officer Involved in Blown Italian Rendition Slated for Top Domestic Post 2008-02-15
- February 17, 2008: CIA Station Chief Allegedly Date Rapes Second Algerian Woman 2008-02-17
- February 23, 2008: Zubaida’s Lawyers Fear Their Client Was Driven Insane by Torture 2008-02-23
- February 29, 2008: Arrested Leader of Moroccan Militant Group Revealed to Be Belgian Informant with Possible CIA Links 2008-02-29
- March 6, 2008: Justice Department Official Reiterates Claims that Rights of Detainees Determined by Circumstance 2008-03-06
- March 8, 2008: Bush Vetoes Bill Outlawing Torture by CIA 2008-03-08
- March 14, 2008: Alleged Al-Qaeda Leader Sent to Guantanamo, Declared ‘High Value’ Prisoner 2008-03-14
- Late July 2007-March 14, 2008: Alleged Al-Qaeda Figure Held in CIA Prison, Showing Secret Prison System Is Still Operating 2008-03-14
- March 28, 2008: Naval Lawyer Charges Bush Administration Using Guantanamo Prosecutions to Influence Presidential Election 2008-03-28
- April 4, 2008: Evidence Mounting that US Using Mind-Altering Drugs on Detainees 2008-04-04
- April 4, 2008: Attorneys for US Soldiers Charged with Abu Ghraib Abuse Claim Torture Memo Shows Government Approval of Clients’ Brutality 2008-04-04
- April 11, 2008: President Bush Admits to Knowing of High-Level Approvals of Torture 2008-04-11
- April 21, 2008: Guantanamo Detainees Claim to Have Been Drugged While in Custody 2008-04-21
- April 27, 2008: Justice Department Says Government Can Decide When Geneva Conventions Apply to Individual Instances of Interrogation 2008-04-27
- May 15, 2008: UN Human Rights Envoy Charges that Foreign Operatives Leading Afghan Units are behind Spate of Civilian Killings in Afghanistan 2008-05-15
- May 20, 2008: ACLU Blasts Administration’s Failure to Respond to Torture Complaints 2008-05-20
- May 20, 2008: Justice Department: CIA, Military Interrogation Techniques Amount to ‘Borderline Torture’ 2008-05-20
- May 27, 2008: CIA Documents Detail Use of Waterboarding 2008-05-27