When reading about Snowden, keep in mind the dedicated NSA employees who strive to uphold the rule of law and protect their country.

On Wednesday morning, in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Judge T.S. Ellis III presided over opening arguments in the espionage trial of former U.S. intelligence officer Kevi...

Earlier this month, the Chicago Council on Foreign Affairs published our report on the first round of a polling project sponsored by the Texas National Security Network aimed at shedding light on America...

Recruiting intelligence sources is hard at the best of times. And President Trump just made it harder.

What happens when the outing of intelligence sources is the province not of rogue insiders but of senior officials in two branches of this country’s government?

On Thursday, the Senate voted to make Gina Haspel the next director of the CIA. I don’t know Haspel myself, but I have no reason to doubt that she is someone with a deep-rooted patriotism and a sense of ...

Canada is in the midst of a comprehensive—and long-overdue—reform of its national security institutions and legal authorities.

In his Tuesday post in support of Gina Haspel’s nomination to be director of the CIA, Benjamin Wittes wrote about “the insulation that Haspel stands to provide for the agency from a president hostile to ...

Gina Haspel was nominated by Donald Trump, not Barack Obama. That makes a huge difference. Here’s why the Senate should confirm her anyway.

How to approach the prospective CIA director’s role in the controversial rendition, detention and interrogation program.