One woman, a self-proclaimed psychic from Leningrad, had apparently torn up a dismembered frog’s heart with her mental powers ...
I exposed John Arthur Paisley — a senior CIA manager of analysis who should be considered the greatest mole of the Cold War ...
Mr. Gerber had little interest in the CIA’s often disaster-prone early covert actions, devoting his career instead to honing espionage tradecraft and tactics on the Cold War’s front lines ...
Bush was the only president who ran the CIA, and the last to believe in its cold-war code of silence
George H.W. Bush loved the CIA. It was “part of my heartbeat,” he once said. He was the only president who ever ran the agency, and the last president who truly believed in its Cold War code ...
Soviet spy Rudolf Abel might have never been caught were it not for a Russian turncoat and a newspaper delivery boy who ...
And he's part of the reason why, since the end of the Cold War, a Soviet-built plane has ... as well as the extraordinary methods that CIA agents use to exchange information right under the ...
How did a 1972 exhibition game between Russia and Uganda become a crucible for Cold War tensions at the dawn of Idi Amin's brutal regime? Ask the former CIA agent who tried to embarrass the Soviets ...
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