CIA deputy director Morell retires after 33 years at CIA
CIA Deputy Director Michael Morell, involved in Benghazi fallout and harsh interrogation debates, will retire August 9 after 33 years. He will be replaced by Avril Haines, the first woman in that post, with Brennan noting Morell's long service and return to family time.
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NSA chief defends secret programs amid congressional hearing
Army Gen. Keith Alexander told a Senate panel that NSA surveillance disrupted dozens of terrorist attacks while promising more transparency. He noted operations operate within law under court oversight and that disclosures have eroded agency capabilities, affecting U.S. and ally security. Snowden criticized extradition efforts and alleged criminality.
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