Great to be back at my alma mater @Dartmouth to talk about national security. Speaking with @DartmouthReview brought back memories of my editor-in-chief days. Encouraging to see great young minds interested in public service.
C.I.A. Releases Intelligence Sent to White House Before Sept. 11 https://t.co/D2S5TfMYgA via @NYTimes
Today I authorized the release of 71 Presidential Daily Briefs to honor the lives of those killed on 9/11, along with CIA officers who subsequently gave their lives to the fight
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11, CIA released 71 President's Daily Briefs to give Americans a glimpse into our most sensitive intelligence from the years before and day after one of our Nation's darkest moments.
https://t.co/TkwAqoeWZR
Today's release of 71 PDB products related to 9/11 is an act of exceptional transparency and accountability. Americans can now see for themselves the intelligence leading up to this tragic day for our Nation.
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of 9/11, CIA released 71 President's Daily Briefs to give Americans a glimpse into our most sensitive intelligence from the years before and day after one of our Nation's darkest moments.
https://t.co/Z2QIjcuvAj
Today we held a moment of silence to remember the loved ones lost on that tragic Tuesday 25 years ago. CIA will continue to relentlessly fight terrorists and defeat America's adversaries.
25 years after 9/11, we will never forget the loved ones lost. CIA remains unwavering in our commitment to defend Americans and destroy those who threaten our Nation.
CIA remembers the nearly 3,000 lives lost on 9/11 when terrorists struck the United States. We led the first strikes in Afghanistan and continue to relentlessly hunt down those who pose a threat to Americans. CIA will neither forget, nor rest in pursuit of our Nation's enemies.
FT Exclusive: CIA director John Ratcliffe will play a larger role in shuttle diplomacy between Moscow and Kyiv while maintaining contact with intelligence officers. https://t.co/tYBvex7iSw
Thanks to DNI Jay Clayton for visiting CIA Headquarters. We look forward to continuing our strong partnership with @ODNIgov as we work together to tackle the Nation's most pressing national security challenges.
Grateful for the invitation from @SenMcCormickPA to join the PA Defense & Innovation Summit @us_awc. CIA is in the midst of a technological renaissance as we rapidly leverage new offensive & defensive tools to keep America ahead of national security threats.
Marines have served as members of America's Intel Community for longer than CIA has existed. Your record is a thing of legend. In great part because of the Marines, our Nation still has its liberty. Thank you for the invitation to represent @CIA at the Evening Parade, Gen. Adams.
A CIA security officer assisting in recovery operations at the World Trade Center pulled this flag from the wreckage ten days after the forces of terror struck the Nation on 9/11. It's a powerful symbol. Through triumphs and trials alike, our Republic will endure.
Our Nation’s biggest bet remains on American grit and innovation. With our private sector partners, CIA continues to take bold action and use advanced technology to provide flawless intelligence. On time. Every time. Thank you @awscloud Summit 2026!
As we reflect on 250 Years of American Independence, history is right at our doorstep. Did you know CIA's Langley campus and its surrounding areas are home to some American Civil War sites that were pivotal in securing the Union?
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https://t.co/tOrDKQSWXl
.@DCIARatcliffe announces major moves in CIA’s tech revolution @awscloud Summit 2026! Quicker acquisitions, broad AI adoption, streamlined commercial access, and a new Directorate are accelerating the Agency’s speed of mission and keeping America a step ahead of our adversaries.
Before making the ultimate sacrifice, Nathan Hale purportedly said "I only regret that I have but one life to give to my country." Each day at CIA, we carry forth this commitment to sacrifice for all Americans and our shared destiny.
1/ One of Hale’s friends and fellow classmates at Yale was Benjamin Tallmadge, who joined the Continental Army in June 1776. The war was personal for Tallmadge—his older brother was captured in battle and starved to death on a British prison ship that same summer.
As the 4th of July draws near, we are reminded of the important contributions of intelligence to the founding of the Nation and America's continued prosperity. Check in daily this week for stories of valor and patriotism as we celebrate 250 years of freedom! 🇺🇸
🧵 1/ Where better to start than Nathan Hale, who graduated from Yale College in 1773 at the age of eighteen. At the outbreak of the Revolutionary War, he joined first the Connecticut militia and then Knowlton’s Rangers, a reconnaissance unit in the Continental Army.