Central Intelligence Agency
Events (1798)
- August 25, 2009: Former CIA Case Officer: Cheney Is Wrong to Say Documents Prove Torture Works 2009-08-25
- August 26, 2009: General Petraeus Opens New Intelligence Center at CENTCOM to Focus on Long-Term Afghanistan, Pakistan Engagement 2009-08-26
- September 1-3, 2009: Gonzales Supports CIA Investigation, Then Retreats from Support 2009-09-01
- (Shortly Before September 17, 2009): CIA Manager Involved in ‘Italian Job’ Kidnapping Joins Marketing Analysis Firm 2009-09-17
- September 18, 2009: Seven Former Directors Oppose Durham Probe of CIA Torture Allegations 2009-09-18
- November 4, 2009: 23 US Officials Found Guilty over ‘Italian Job’ Rendition 2009-11-04
- Before December 8, 2009: CIA Officer Who Hunted Bin Laden Says He Is Dead 2009-12-08
- December 30, 2009: Suicide Bomber Kills Several CIA Officers and Others at Agency Base in Afghanistan 2009-12-30
- December 31, 2009 and Before: 700 Civilians Killed by US Drone Strikes in Tribal Areas in 2009, Pakistan Estimates 2009-12-31
- February 11, 2010: Secret US Cable Discusses Previously Unknown Possible 9/11 Accomplices 2010-02-11
- March 31, 2010: Reporter Says CIA Officer Who Caused Prisoner to Freeze to Death Still Employed by Agency 2010-03-31
- April 3, 2010: CIA Officer Facing Date Rape Charges Exposes Self to Neighbor 2010-04-03
- April 26, 2010: Former CIA Officer Facing Date Rape Allegations Tasered, Arrested 2010-04-26
- May 14, 2010: Lawyers for Disgraced Former CIA Station Chief Ask for Psychiatric, Drug Addiction Care for Client 2010-05-14
- May 21, 2010: Al-Yazid, One of Al-Qaeda’s Founders and Top Leaders, Killed by US Drone in Pakistan’s Tribal Region 2010-05-21
- June 7, 2010: Former CIA Station Chief Pleads Guilty to Date Rape Charges 2010-06-07
- June 27, 2010: CIA Director Panetta Says Bin Laden in Pakistan’s Tribal Region; No Good Intel on His Location in Many Years 2010-06-27
- August 24, 2010: Wall Street Journal Runs Article Saying CIA Kabul Chief Key to War Effort 2010-08-24
- January 25, 2011: Indonesian Militant Arrest Points to Bin Laden’s Hideout in Abbottabad, Pakistan 2011-01-25
- February 25, 2011: US Leaders Discuss Intelligence on Bin Laden’s Abbottabad Compound 2011-02-25
- March 29, 2011: President Obama Prefers Special Forces to Raid Bin Laden’s Abbottabad Hideout 2011-03-29
- April 11, 2011: Heads of CIA and ISI Meet to Cool Tensions between US and Pakistan 2011-04-11
- May 2, 2011: Bin Laden Killed in Pakistan by US Special Forces 2011-05-02
- August 2010-May 2, 2011: US Intelligence Intensely Monitors Bin Laden’s Abbottabad, Pakistan, Hideout 2011-05-02
- Shoftly After May 2, 2011: Bin Laden’s Death Reignites Debate over Usefulness of US Torture Techniques 2011-05-02
- August 11, 2011: Former Counterterrorism ‘Tsar’ Says CIA Deliberately Withheld Information from Him before 9/11 2011-08-11
- December 31, 2011: Obama Signs Controversial Indefinite Detention Bill 2011-12-31
- May 12, 2012: Investigative Journalist Traces Rise of ‘Orchestrated’ Conservative Media Construct in Wake of 1970s Investigative Reporting Successes 2012-05-12
- 2002: Blackwater Wins Contract for CIA Security in Afghanistan
- 1984 and After: CIA Allegedly Funds Bin Laden’s Main Charity Front
- May-November 2009: US Quadruples Clandestine Special Operation Raids in Afghanistan
- 2000: CIA Stops Reviewing NSA Transcripts after Short Period of Time, Allegedly Due to ‘Resource Constraints’
- 2000: FBI Repeatedly Tells Clinton that Al-Qaeda Is Unable to Attack Inside US
- 2000: Head of Milan Al-Qaeda Cell Under Investigation in Hamburg by This Time
- 2000: Al-Qaeda Operative Allegedly Turns Informant for CIA and Other Intelligence Agencies
- January-March 2000: Hijacker Atta Begins E-Mailing US Flight Schools, Seeking Pilot Training
- January-May 2000: CIA Has Atta Under Surveillance in Germany
- Late January 2000: CIA Faces Legal Barriers Helping Warlord Who Wants to Kill Bin Laden
- January-March 2000: ’50 to 60’ CIA Officers Learn of Hijackers’ Travel, but They Are Not Watchlisted and FBI Not Told They Are in US
- Late January 2001: US Intelligence Told to Back Off from Bin Laden and Saudis
- January 2001: CIA Report on USSColeBombing Only Finds Circumstantial Evidence of Bin Laden Link, Fails to Mention Some Connections
- January-April 2002: FBI Gives Control of Al-Qaeda Prisoners to CIA; Bush Rejects Law Enforcement Approach
- January 2002 and After: Military Psychologists Propose Series of ‘Harsh’ Interrogation Methods that Amount to Torture
- January 2003: CIA Inspector General Asked to Investigate Abuse of High-Value Detainee at Black Site
- Early January, 2003: Navy’s General Counsel Continues to Battle Use of Harsh Interrogation Techniques
- January 2003: Newly Arrived CIA Officers Report Use of Unauthorized Techniques to Headquarters
- (January 2003): CIA Inspector General Learns Practices at Black Site May Violate Human Rights
- Early January, 2003: Italian Intelligence Chief Tells CIA that Niger Documents Are Fake
- (First Half of 2004): CIA Convenes Accountability Board to Review Performance of Personnel in Iraq
- January 2004: CIA Confirms Classified Nature of Plame Wilson’s Employment