James Woolsey, former CIA chief, dies at 84

R. James Woolsey, a prominent lawyer and arms control negotiator, served as director of central intelligence under President Clinton but faced a challenging tenure marked by major security issues, including the arrest of a damaging double agent. After resigning amid limited support, he shifted further to the right, supporting the Iraq invasion and later endorsing Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. Woolsey died at age 84 from a stroke.

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