Security concerns rise after CIA sends unclassified list of employees to White House
A U.S. official said the CIA sent an unclassified list of employees to the White House to comply with President Trump’s executive order to reduce the federal workforce. Raising security concerns, some lawmakers are calling the list a “disastrous national security development.
The CIA confirmed Wednesday that it offered buyouts to employees who volunteer to resign, the latest group of federal workers ...
Trump has maintained a notably critical stance toward America's intelligence agencies. John Ratcliffe, the new CIA director ...
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CIA employees have gotten letters offering them buyouts if they voluntarily resign. They're the latest group of workers ...
The buyouts would provide CIA employees with about eight months of pay and benefits in exchange for their resignations.
The CIA is offering most employees a buyout as part of a plan to realign itself with Donald Trump's agenda. Essential spies, ...
A group of 200 former national security officials urged congressional leaders to investigate the motive behind the Central ...
The agency offered buyouts to its entire workforce in what officials said is a bid to bring it in line with Trump’s ...
The Central Intelligence Agency on Tuesday became the first major national security agency to offer so-called buyouts to its ...
The CIA has offered buyouts to employees, The Hill has learned. CIA employees were informed they could receive eight months ...
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