The CIA and the Media: Historical Fact #99
The CIA used a mind-controlled assassin to kill the most politically-outspoken recording artist in modern...
The CIA used a mind-controlled assassin to kill the most politically-outspoken recording artist in modern...
The creation of the Central Intelligence Agency in the 1947 National Security Act constituted in...
Life magazine and its publisher, C.D. Jackson, played major roles in the coverup of President...
Douglas Valentine has critiqued the progressive-left’s uncritical stance toward public luminaries, such as longtime CIA...
The famous Senate committee led by Idaho Senator Frank Church tasked to review the CIA’s...
A lengthy prosecution of teachers and owners of the Manhattan Beach California-based Virginia McMartin Preschool...
Upon its ascension to power in 1981 the Ronald Reagan-George Bush-led presidential administration faced a...
The CIA played a leading role in orchestrating propaganda efforts in the lead up to...
Immediately following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy the CIA used its own disinformation...
An early edition of the December 22, 1963 Washington Post carried an editorial by former...
The famous film of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination captured by amateur filmographer Abraham Zapruder...
In a significant April 2018 freedom of information decision in favor of government censorship Judge Colleen McMahon of...
The CIA’s use of closely-affiliated executives overseeing top US journalistic outlets combined with its own...
In 1991 the CIA collaborated with some of the nation’s top public relations firms to...
The CIA’s Office of Policy Coordination (OPC) oversaw the Agency’s various propaganda efforts and from...
Months after investigative journalist Gary Webb’s exposé “Dark Alliance” on CIA involvement in the illicit...
Among the most extensively distributed of CIA‐owned or subsidized news services within the United States...
During President Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress in Latin America “[t]he CIA used an entire news...