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Founding editor SpyTalk.co. Veteran natsec reporter. Pvsly Newsweek, WaPo, founding editor CQ/Homeland Security, dep foreign news editor UPI. Tips welcome via text at Signal 202-812-3034, email via spytalk@me.com and Twitter @talk_spy and @spytalker

Jefferson Morley is a Washington journalist and author of three books about the CIA: Our Man in Mexico, The Ghost; and Scorpions' Dance. He is co-founder and editor of the JFK Facts Substack newsletter (jfkfacts.substack.com).

Michael Isikoff is an award-winning investigative journalist and best-selling author who has reported for The Washington Post, Newsweek, NBC News and Yahoo News. He is now a contributing editor to SpyTalk.

I am a NYC-based journalist who writes about issues at the intersection of science, politics and ideology.

GW Law Professor, Counterterrorism Expert

Researcher/analyst: Russian hybrid war Senior fellow: Center for European Policy Analysis Senior Investigative researcher: Institute for European Integrity Syria Ukraine Network For investigative tips: innam07@proton.me https://linktr.ee/olgalautman

Peter Eisner a, contributing editor to SpyTalk, is an award-winning reporter and author, formerly at The Washington Post, Newsday, and the Associated Press.

Veteran national security reporter covering national security. Send me tips securely on Signal @seth_hettena.11 or via email, shettena (at) protonmail.com

A veteran reporter, editor and foreign correspondent, Broder writes about defense and foreign policy from Washington.

Screenwriter, tracksuit addict, and recovering journalist. Loves Philip Roth and Ghostface Killah. Ex NYT, WSJ, ESPN, and NWK. Email: rmschneiderman@protonmail.com.

Frank Snepp, a former top CIA analyst, now a Peabody-Award winning journalist, specializes in national security issues. His CIA memoir, Decent Interval, triggered a landmark US Supreme Court ruling.

Gus Russo is a nine-time author (including two books on the Kennedy assassination), a documentarian, and musician. His latest book is his first fiction "Gaia."

She began her career in the 1990s as a Washington-based foreign correspondent. She has freelanced and authored investigative pieces on security, corruption and Russian influence operations. Latest book, Mexico, A Challenging Assignment.

Adam Zagorin is a former Senior Correspondent at Time magazine

Henry R. Schlesinger is an author and journalist who has been writing about things espionage for more than two decades. His most recent book, Honey Trapped, is available on amazon.

Longtime New York Times foreign correspondent: in Beijing, Islamabad, Jakarta, Vienna, Warsaw, Nairobi. Migrated to podcast land. Latest: Face:Off: US vs China. Listen: you'll like it.

Former co-founder, The Japan Digest

Author of SIX DAYS OF THE CONDOR, other novels and short stories, screenplays, investigative reporter. He lives inside the Beltway.

Formerly of The Washington Post, NPR, and Columbia U. Writes on Latin America, U.S. policy, dictatorships and security forces. Latest book, The Condor Years

Longtime investigative reporter for various organizations including Newsweek, NBC News and Reuters

Teacher and journalist. MSEd, MJ, U.C. Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. Bloomberg Award for Excellence in Financial Reporting. New to Substack, bear with me. www.meanwhileinhawaii.org @realchrissyg on bsky

Yossi Melman is an Israeli writer who specialised in security and intelligence affairs. He is co-author of Spies Against Armageddon.

Elad Man is an Israeli lawyer and journalist who serves as legal counsel to Hatzlacha NGO and is a noted expert in administrative, constitutional, and media law. He previously chaired The Seventh Eye.

Mr. Lawler is an expert on Insider Threat and served for 25 years as a CIA operations officer. He was a specialist in the recruitment of foreign spies, and he focused on battling the proliferation of WMD.

A former reporter for The Washington Post and columnist for American History magazine, Peter Carlson is the author of four books. His latest is "Knuckleheads: A Comic Memoir of A Father, A son and a Jamaican Jail."

Viveca Novak is an award-winning journalist who has worked for Time Magazine and The Wall Street Journal. Her current project is about an escapee from communist Czechoslovakia who later worked for the CIA.