The movie, “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi,” is based on a book co-written by U.S. contractors hired to protect the CIA base in Benghazi.

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The annex in Benghazi to which U.S. diplomatic personnel were evacuated was a CIA base that the agency had established as its first stronghold in Libya before Moammar Khadafy was overthrown last year.

The CIA's former deputy director told the House Intelligence Committee on Wednesday that politics played no role in his decision to believe CIA analysts in Washington rather than his station chief ...

According to the officer in charge of the CIA's Benghazi base that night, the scene in the movie is entirely untrue.

A senior State Department security officer at the consulate in Benghazi called the CIA base, at an annex about a mile away, and requested assistance. “The compound is under attack.

A detailed CIA timeline of the assault on U.S. facilities in Benghazi paints an anguishing picture of embattled Americans waiting for Libyan security forces who didn't come and courageous CIA ...

And, of course, everybody at that base evacuated soon after that. SIEGEL: General Keane, I want to ask you more broadly about the military response to what happened in Benghazi.

A senior State Department security officer at the consulate in Benghazi called the CIA base, at an annex about a mile away, and requested assistance. "The compound is under attack.

New information about the intelligence available in the immediate aftermath of the Benghazi attack raises questions about whether the former No. 2 at the CIA downplayed or dismissed reporting from ...

The final House Republican report on the 2012 Benghazi attacks that killed four Americans does not flesh out one unknown part of this story – what exactly was the CIA up to in Benghazi, and why ...