Senate Intelligence Committee

Events (97)

• September 8, 2006: Senate Finds White House Lied about Links between Iraq, Al-Qaeda 2006-09-08
• September 8, 2006: Senate Investigation Finds No Evidence Iraqi Government Used Salman Pak to Train Terrorists 2006-09-08
• February 18, 2007: Former Justice Department Official Challenges Libby Prosecution, Accuses Others of Malfeasance 2007-02-18
• March 6, 2007: Former Bush Speechwriter Lashes out at Libby Verdict 2007-03-06
• May 1, 2007: Administration Backs Off on Agreement to Issue Warrants for Wiretaps 2007-05-01
• May 16, 2007: Senators Accuse Gonzales of Misrepresenting Debate Over NSA Wiretapping Program 2007-05-16
• May 30, 2007: Republican Senator Accuses Plame Wilson of ‘Differences’ in Recalling Whether She Suggested Husband for Niger Trip 2007-05-30
• December 3-4, 2007: Bush Claims to Have Only Learned About Iran NIE Findings Several Days Before NIE Was Released 2007-12-03
• December 4, 2007: Veterans Organization Demands Hearings on Iran NIE 2007-12-04
• 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 and Shortly After: Many Inquiries Launched into Destruction of CIA Videos 2007-12-07
• December 11-12, 2007: Hayden Backtracks over CIA Tape Destruction Following Appearances Before House and Senate Committees 2007-12-11
• December 14, 2007: Justice Department and CIA Inspector General Hamper Congressional Probes of CIA Tape Destruction 2007-12-14
• December 16, 2007: Bush Administration Pushing for Immunity for Telecom Firms Who Cooperated with NSA Domestic Wiretapping Program 2007-12-16
• February 5, 2008: Intelligence Officials Admit US Waterboarded Three Detainees 2008-02-05
• March 8, 2008: Bush Vetoes Bill Outlawing Torture by CIA 2008-03-08
• April 27, 2008: Justice Department Says Government Can Decide When Geneva Conventions Apply to Individual Instances of Interrogation 2008-04-27
• June 5, 2008: Democrats, Republicans Spar Over Intelligence Committee Findings on Administration’s Use of Intelligence for Invasion 2008-06-05
• June 5, 2008: Senate Intelligence Committee Finds that Bush Administration Misled Public, Ignored Intelligence that Contradicted its Push for War 2008-06-05
• June 9, 2008: Senate Report Ignores White House Propaganda Group 2008-06-09
• January 22, 2009: Senator to Push for Congressional Restrictions on Interrogation Tactics 2009-01-22
• February 6, 2009: Incoming CIA Director Says Officer Accused of Date Rape Should Be Fired 2009-02-06
• February 12, 2009: Economic Crisis US’s Biggest Security Threat, Says DNI 2009-02-12
• March 2, 2009: CIA Admits to Destroying 92 Videotapes of Interrogations 2009-03-02
• April 21, 2009: Senate Intelligence Committee Report Shows Cheney, Rice Authorized Torture 2009-04-21
• Before April 22, 2009: Justice Department’s Office of Professional Responsibility Launches Probe of Bush Torture Memo Authors 2009-04-22
• June 24, 2009: CIA Director Briefs Congress on Recently Canceled Kill and Capture Program 2009-06-24
• August 19-20, 2009: Media Learns of CIA Assassination Contract with Blackwater 2009-08-19
• January 2002: Senator Secretly Warns Saudi Arabia, Jordan, and Syria that Bush Is Planning to Attack Iraq
• January 2006: Pentagon Investigation of Feith Stalling Senate Intelligence Committee Report
• February 2003: CIA Tells Small Group of Congresspeople It Has Detainee Interrogation Tapes; Two Warn CIA Not to Destroy Them
• 2002: Cheney Tells CIA Not to Brief Assassination and Capture Program to Congress
• May-September 2005: Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Requests Over 100 Documents about CIA Interrogation Program, Receives No Reply
• July 2003: Top White House Officials Briefed on Torture Techniques
• (Between July 1995 and September 2000): Senior FBI Agent Says There Are No Threats to Aviation
• September 2002: Most Members of House and Senate Intelligence Committees Not Briefed on CIA Interrogations, Reportedly Because They Are Covert Activities
• September 2002: Congressional Leaders Allegedly Briefed on CIA Interrogation Techniques, but Do Not Complain
• Early October, 2003: Plame Wilson Interviewed by Senate Staffers
• December 2002: Lawmakers Informed of Secret NSA Surveillance and Data Mining Programs
• 2004: Congress Fails to Exert Oversight on Use of National Security Letters
• 1973: CIA Internal Review Finds ‘Dozens’ of Illegal Domestic Surveillance Operations
• August 2002: Neocons Give Unconvincing Presentation on Iraq Ties to Al-Qaeda; Information Used by Bush, Tenet, Right-Wing Supporters
• Late 1971: FBI Keeps Emergency Detention List despite Congressional Ban
• Late 1971-1985: FBI Maintains Emergency Detention List
• 1943: FBI Director Hoover Ignores Attorney General’s Order to End Detention List
• December 1986: Vice President Bush Claims He Is Briefed on Iran-Contra Operation for First Time