Former CIA Director R. James Woolsey, who served during the Clinton administration, dies at age 84, according to reports from multiple outlets. Woolsey is described as a national security expert who led the CIA for two years following his appointment by President Bill Clinton. Coverage characterizes his tenure as taking place during a period described as turbulent, reflecting wider changes in U.S. national security policy after the end of the Cold War. The reports agree on his role as CIA director, the timeframe of his leadership, and his age at death. However, the provided excerpts do not include further details such as the cause of death or additional career milestones beyond his CIA service. Overall, the available information focuses on his public role in leading the agency and the circumstances of his appointment by President Clinton, while offering limited specifics beyond his age and the length of his directorship.