William H. Webster: The Sole Leader Who Restored Integrity to America’s Top Intelligence Agencies Dies at 101

William H. Webster’s death at age 101 marks the passing of a rare figure in American law enforcement and intelligence history — the only individual to lead both the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Central Intelligence Agency. His stewardship came during a pivotal era when these agencies faced profound crises of trust, internal corruption, and political entanglements that threatened America’s national security. Can True Accountability Restore Public Trust in National Security Institutions? When President Jimmy Carter appointed Webster as FBI director in 1978, the bureau was reeling from revelations of domestic spying abuses and systemic corruption that eroded public confidence....