Fight Erupts in Washington Over Claim CIA Spied on U.S. Senate Panel
Row erupts over claim CIA spied on US Senate panel (via AFP) A rare public spat erupted Tuesday between the CIA and the US lawmakers meant to oversee its work, with the head of the agency angrily denying claims it spied on Senate staff. Senate Intelligence Committee chair Dianne Feinstein launched a fiery public…
A rare public spat erupted Tuesday between the CIA and the US lawmakers meant to oversee its work, with the head of the agency angrily denying claims it spied on Senate staff. Senate Intelligence Committee chair Dianne Feinstein launched a fiery public…
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