Benghazi memos recovered from compound detail staff security worries Lease disputes, pleas for additional security preceded deadly 2012 attack ...

The retired officer said he never issued a “stand-down” order to security contractors who wanted to defend a diplomatic compound.

A story of CIA misjudgments and courageous officers waiting for help that never arrived, but no signs of conspiracy.

The CIA’s main reason for setting up shop in Benghazi was to uncover the plans of al Qaeda-linked extremists, yet its officers there detected no sign that terrorists were set to launch the ...

Speaking out publicly for the first time, the three were security operators at the secret CIA annex in Benghazi — in effect, the first responders to any attack on the diplomatic compound. Their ...

The two CIA witnesses described leaving Tripoli around midnight on a small jet chartered for $30,000 in cash and arriving in Benghazi in the wee hours of the morning after the initial assault.

In Benghazi, CIA Trusted Local Militia That Melted Away The agency seemed unaware prior to the attack of how unreliable or possibly compromised the February 17 militia actually was, reports Eli Lake.

CBS News-compiled account of the investigation that followed Sept. 11, 2012, attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi ...

The report on the House Select Committee on Benghazi reveals that Hillary Clinton refused to act on information that the facility was a death trap.

A week before Congress is expected to finally hear from CIA contractors on the ground in Libya during the deadly Benghazi attacks, a Republican member said it is long overdue the American public ...

CIA's role in Benghazi attack detailedWASHINGTON — The CIA rushed security operatives to an American diplomatic compound in Libya within 25 minutes after it had come under attack and played a ...