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Staffing the homeland: the feds are avidly pursuing "diversity" hires, but what are the risks of representing at security and intelligence agencies? (Enemies of the State).
The first day of 4700, the year of the Ram, came and went without great fanfare for most Americans. But if you happen to be one of the 175,000 readers of Asian Week newspaper you may have stumbled upon the tastefully designed half-page ad wishing you "Happy Chinese New Year" from your friends at the Central Intelligence Agency.
Since when did they care? After a period of scaled-back operations during the postCold War '90s, the CIA landed congressional funding to step up recruiting in 1997. The war on terror" has added a new sense of urgency to the agency's hiring. Recruiters are anxious to bring in more tech-savvy personnel, more foreign language speakers, and ...
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