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NYC Police Seek Broader Surveillance Powers - NPR - Tue, Dec 31, 2002
Revamped Intelligence System Urged - NPR - Wed, Dec 11, 2002
Congress Weighs New Domestic Intelligence Agency - NPR - Mon, Dec 09, 2002
Assassination as an Aspect of Foreign Policy - NPR - Tue, Nov 05, 2002
Journalist Jonathan Landay - author of an article on intelligence professionals misgivings about an Iraqi warNPR - Wed, Oct 09, 2002
Panel Finds Lack of Intelligence Agency Coordination - NPR - Wed, Oct 02, 2002
Counterterrorism Officials Defend FBI, CIA - NPR - Thu, Sep 26, 2002
Intelligence Inquiry - NPR - Thu, Sep 19, 2002
Shannon Spann discusses life in the CIA - NPR - Mon, Sep 09, 2002
Homeland Defense Creates Gold Rush for High-Tech Gadgets - NPR - Wed, Sep 04, 2002
Secret Court: FBI Misled Judges - NPR - Fri, Aug 23, 2002
NPR : Accused Spy Brian Regan - Retired U.S. airman Brian Regan accused of trying to sell information Iraq, China and LibyaNPR - Fri, Aug 02, 2002
The Life and Death of a Spy - NPR - Sat, Jul 27, 2002
Intelligence Vets Stir Debate over FBI, CIA - NPR - Thu, Jul 18, 2002
The International Spy Museum and the History of American Spying - NPR - Mon, Jul 15, 2002
Shelby Puts Sharp Focus on U.S. Intelligence Failures - NPR - Wed, Jun 26, 2002
Interview with national security expert Loch Johnson - NPR - Wed, Jun 12, 2002
Exhibit Presents the Untold Stories of Women in Espionage - NPR - Thu, Apr 04, 2002
Paxman returns Enigma machine - BBC - Mon, Apr 01, 2002
CIA Finds Plenty of Interest on College Campuses - NPR - Tue, Nov 20, 2001
CIA pushes to scrap ban on assassinations and work with human rights abusers - Democracy NOW! - Mon, Sep 24, 2001
Another American Accused of Spying - NPR - Thu, Aug 23, 2001
Peruvian Strongman Montesinos Linked with U.S. Intelligence - NPR - Tue, Aug 14, 2001
Chinese Court Convicts U.S. Professor of Spying for Taiwan - NPR - Sat, Jul 14, 2001
Echelon raises suspicions in European Parliament - NPR - Wed, May 30, 2001
China Detains U.S. Citizen On Suspicion of Spying - NPR - Fri, Apr 20, 2001
The Spy Game - The Connection - WBUR - Mon, Mar 26, 2001
Russia Retaliate for U.S. Spy Expulsions - NPR - Fri, Mar 23, 2001
"Relations between Russia and the United States are more chilly than they have been for some time" - BBC - Fri, Mar 23, 2001
U.S. Expels Russian Diplomats - NPR - Thu, Mar 22, 2001
Espionage in the 21st Century - NPR - Wed, Feb 21, 2001
Cuba Accuses Czech Tourists of Spying for U.S. - NPR - Thu, Jan 25, 2001
Russia Releases Edmond Pope, American Convicted of Espionage - NPR - Thu, Dec 14, 2000
Alleged Cuban Spy Ring on Trial in Miami - NPR - Thu, Dec 07, 2000
Russia Convicts U.S. Businessman of Spying - NPR - Wed, Dec 06, 2000
Cubans Arraigned In Miami On Spying Charges - Pacifica - Tue, Nov 28, 2000
CIA declassification of documents on Allende's overthrow - with the National Security Archive's Peter KornbluhNPR - Thu, Nov 16, 2000
Accused U.S. Spy Goes on Trial in Moscow - NPR - Wed, Oct 18, 2000
Russian Court Says Alleged U.S. Spy to Stay in Jail - NPR - Tue, Sep 19, 2000
Russia pursuing a growing number of espionage cases - NPR - Fri, Sep 08, 2000
The CIA's Role in Chile - Pacifica - Tue, Aug 29, 2000
What's Up With Echelon? - Wired News - Thu, Jul 06, 2000
Col. Trofimoff is highest ranking U.S. officer ever to be charged with espionage - BBC - Wed, Jun 14, 2000
U.S. Attorney Donna Bucella describes the indictment brought against retired U.S. Army Col. George Trofimoff - CNN - Wed, Jun 14, 2000
Iranian Jew Confesses to Spying for Israel - NPR - Mon, May 01, 2000
Hunting for spies - Pacifica - Sat, Feb 26, 2000
Allegations that satellite interception used improperly against EU countries - BBC - Wed, Feb 23, 2000

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