Not all seems to have gone as planned with the launch of CIA, and some have started wondering if we'd ever actually get the series that was promised. But the good news is that CBS has finally announced a premiere date,

The information needed to decipher a secret message in a sculpture at CIA headquarters has sold at auction for nearly $1 million

CIA kicks off Monday, February 23, 2026, at 10/9c, sliding in right after FBI returns for its midseason run. The show was supposed to launch in Fall 2025, but plans changed. Still, it keeps its Monday night spot at 10/9c, sticking close behind the original FBI.

It is one of the world's most famous unsolved codes whose answer could sell for a fortune—but two US friends say they have already found the secret hidden by "Kryptos."

President Donald Trump brushed aside a reporter's question to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman about the 2018 killing of Washington Post contributing columnist Jamal Khashoggi, saying the crown prince "knew nothing about it and we can leave it at that.

FBI fans, listen up because this is big news. CBS has locked in the premiere date for its brand-new FBI spinoff titled CIA, and it will finally release on February 23, 2026.

The cast also suffered a blow earlier in November when one of the main stars, Michael Michele, similarly left the production with no explanation. All the departures have forced recastings and significant delays in production that,

NCIS: New Orleans alum Necar Zadegan is making her way back to the world of CBS procedurals, joining the upcoming FBI spinoff CIA as a series regular. Deadline reports that Zadegan will play the Chief of Station role originally held by Michael Michele before his departure from the series earlier this month.

EXCLUSIVE: NCIS: New Orleans alumna Necar Zadegan is returning to CBS as a series regular on the network’s upcoming drama series CIA, headlined by Tom Ellis and Nick Gehlfuss. Zadegan will play one of the leads in the FBI offshoot, the Chief of Station role originally played by Michael Michele who departed the series earlier this month.

Wyoming rancher Lawrence Kirby Lunt Jr. moved to Cuba, became a CIA informant, and was imprisoned for 14 years after being caught by Fidel

On FOX News, John Kiriakou spoke with Jesse Watters about the Democrats video telling military members to disobey orders that could be unconstitutional. Kiriakou says this is what the CIA does, sowing doubt within a country's populace: JESSE WATTERS: Jesse: A former CIA officer and whistle-blower.