SpyTalk

The gold bars scam Rush allegedly pulled off tracks perfectly with so much else going on

Also this week: a Jan6 rioter takes up DoD intel post, Intel allies fret, Iran and the Kurds, anger over a Greek terrorist's release

Israeli intelligence has continued espionage operations in the U.S. for decades, despite its promises to cut it out after the 1985 arrest of Jonathan Pollard

Former Guantanamo prosecutor Michael Lebovitz takes readers inside an al-Qaeda terrorism case that never got to trial.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency director is notorious for going out of the way to demean, smear and investigate officials on Trump's enemies list

Also, Prominent Texan name in espionage case, intel confusion about Hormuz, Chinese hackers exploit Iran war, more

The Feb. 28 strike landed only feet from Israel’s super-secret spy satellite agency in the heart of old Tel Aviv

Every Memorial Day, I mourn the death of my Army intelligence buddy Ed Sonnichsen

Also this week: Tulsi’s Exit, Ratcliffe’s Cuba stunt, Kash's latest caper, Trump's Iran fantasies, Israel's kill list, more cyber debacles

The ODNI's new acting director is a product of Cato and the CIA who had an early interest in Eastern Europe

Israeli intelligence reporter Yossi Melman explores the Mossad’s bizarre plot to replace Iran's leadership with former extremist President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the opening weeks of the war.

The New York Times reveals a bizarre US-Israeli regime-change scheme to return former hardline Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, rumored to be a secret Israeli agent, to power.

Also: Spy agencies undermine Trump claims on Iran, CIA hit squads in Mexico, Tulsi tumult, Kash crash, big terrorism bust

Previously unreported damage from Iranian missiles and drones underscores accuracy of strikes, volume of arsenal, as Tehran reloads its launchers

Both sides do it, Trump said, so he and Xi didn’t linger on the subject in Beijing

“The American School of Spies” is an engaging tale of how anti-fascist Greeks hid their antiquities with help from Allied agents

FBI pursues Ka$h tattlers, Gorka’s counter-terror plan, Russian defectors, Chinese spies, a secret Israeli base in Iraq

Former CIA Russia hand Sean Wiswesser and others see coup rumors as overblown

Jerry Watson is suing the CIA to admit its coverup of intelligence misjudgments that led to the 2003 invasion of Iraq

Also: Surveillance law hiccup, Starlinks for Iran, UK-Russia spy spat, Texas man crashes CIA