CIA's Cold War Heart Attack Gun Revealed

The CIA's controversial history, particularly its use of a 'heart attack gun' during the Cold War, reflects its extensive and often illegal operations against perceived enemies, as revealed by the Church Committee in the 1970s. The committee uncovered the agency's assassination programs targeting various foreign leaders and its surveillance on American citizens, raising significant ethical concerns. In a different narrative, mathematician Jim Simons transitioned from CIA cryptanalyst to hedge fund mogul, founding Renaissance Technologies and revolutionizing finance with data-driven strategies. Meanwhile, Pakistan's police have made a significant arrest in connection with a suicide attack, highlighting the dangers of radicalization within their ranks facilitated by social media. The arrest of police constable Muhammad Wali underscores the vulnerability of institutions to extremist influences. Lastly, discussions around the 'Deep State' in the U.S. have been reignited following political turmoil, suggesting ongoing challenges in maintaining democratic integrity.