
Plea Hearing Set for Ex-CIA Officer in $40M Gold Bar Scandal
A federal court hearing is scheduled for Tuesday to finalize a plea agreement for David Rush, a former CIA officer arrested in May after 303 gold bars worth $40 million were found at his home. Rush faces one count of theft of public funds for falsifying pay records, though investigators believe he fabricated a false CIA program and may have stolen additional assets. The plea deal aims to avoid a public trial that could expose CIA operational errors, while Deputy Defense Secretary Steve Feinberg faces scrutiny over his professional relationship with Rush.













