Mark Riebling

Editorial Director, Manhattan Institute's Center for Policing Terrorism

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Editorial Director of the Center for Policing Terrorism at the Manhattan Institute and author of Wedge: The Secret War Between the FBI and CIA

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The CIA is a top-secret agency, but like other government agencies, it's subject to oversight by an Inspector General, an internal watchdog with the authority to audit, inspect and…

The CIA Investigates Its Own Chief Watchdog

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