The spy agency’s proposal, first submitted to the National Archives in January but only now revealed to the public, would mean only the emails of 22 top CIA officials would be kept on permanent record. Emails sent by all others, including all covert officers except the director of the National Clandestine Service, would be deleted three years after the employees left the agency "or when no longer needed, whichever is sooner," according to the plan, as reported by Yahoo News. The proposal would replace an uneven system that is currently in place in which agency officials are directed to,...
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