R. James Woolsey, CIA Director Under Clinton, Dies at 84

R. James Woolsey, who directed the CIA during the Clinton administration and became a prominent national-security hawk, has died at age 84. A career defense intellectual, Woolsey shaped debates over intelligence reform and remained an influential voice on threats from Iran and terrorism for decades after leaving government. His death removes one of the last senior figures who bridged Cold War and post-9/11 U.S. intelligence policy.