Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey, who led the agency through turbulent post-Cold War reforms and the fallout of the Aldrich Ames spy scandal, has died at 84 after a stroke. His declining health was linked to “Havana syndrome,” a mysterious illness affecting U.S. officials. Woolsey, a Yale Law graduate and Rhodes Scholar, championed balanced security policies and helped negotiate key arms reduction treaties, leaving a legacy of pragmatic intelligence leadership.
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