Trump plans to streamline intelligence agencies
By Todd Beamon From Newsmax President-elect Donald Trump plans to restructure and scale back the nation’s intelligence agencies — amid concerns that they have become politicized and bloated — and that includes cutting CIA staff and moving more agents into…
Fidel Castro survived more than 600 assassination attempts, many of them endorsed by the CIA
By Tito Ojo-Medubi From Inquisitr Fidel Castro died of natural causes after surviving over 600 assassination attempts, CNN is reporting. The controversial Communist leader ruled Cuba under the brunt of a one-party state from 1959 to 2008. All through those…
NBC News: Obama Administration Plans Cyber Attack ‘Message’ to Moscow
By Sandy Fitzgerald From Newsmax The Obama administration is considering launching a covert cyber attack against Russia to retaliate for the country’s alleged interference in this year’s presidential election, according to intelligence officials, with Vice President Joe Biden saying Friday…
7 ways to tell if someone is lying, according to research
Kevin Daum, Inc. From Business Insider Nearly everyone is taught as a kid that lying is bad, but the truth is that society puts up with so much falsehood that many people become liars while thinking they are truthful. Little…
Publication of senate torture report won’t end litigation
By Zoe Tillman, From Legal Times, The Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday released hundreds of pages of previously classified documents providing new details on the scope of the CIA’s detention and interrogation program. The full study, at more than 6,700…
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Cayman Islands’ public asked for views on Sunday Trading “We want to understand the views of the general public and all key stakeholders, so that Government has a guide for developing appropriate policy on the issue” Commerce Minister Wayne Panton…
