US set to overhaul intelligence network
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Four months after the September 11 commission urged drastic changes to protect the United States from another terror attack, Congress today neared final passage of far-reaching legislation overhauling the US intelligence network and instituting new border
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WASHINGTON - US President George W. Bush signed into law today legislation that will enact some of the most far-reaching changes to the US intelligence community in decades (see GSN, Dec. 9).
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The Senate prepared Wednesday to fulfill an election year promise by approving a massive reorganization of the U.S. intelligence network in line with some recommendations the Sept. 11 commission suggested after finding widespread failures.
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WASHINGTON - The Senate has overwhelmingly approved a massive reorganization of the intelligence community. The bill calls for the most dramatic changes in half a century.
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Legislation to reorganize the US intelligence community has been approved by the US House of Representatives. The vote sets the stage for negotiations with the Senate on a final bill implementing recommendations
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The US Senate passed legislation to reorganize the nation&#39;s intelligence agencies and create a national director of intelligence to oversee efforts to prevent terrorist attacks.
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The US Congress is ready to vote on sweeping changes to the country's intelligence agencies.
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After months of delay, U.S. lawmakers reached agreement Saturday on a massive overhaul of the nation's intelligence community only to see it fall through.
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The U.S. House of Representatives  cleared the way on Tuesday for passage of a sweeping overhaul  of U.S. intelligence agencies after a long wrangle and mounting  pressure from families of Sept. 11 victims.
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ASHINGTON, Aug. 17  Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld and a key Senate chairman signaled today that they favor a slower, more cautious approach to revamping the United States intelligence network than has been advocated by the Sept.
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WASHINGTON - President George W. Bush on Friday signed into law the largest overhaul of US intelligence-gathering in 50 years, hoping to improve the spy network that failed to prevent the Sept.
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A White House spokesman says President Bush will announce Friday significant reforms to the US intelligence apparatus. The spokesman says those reforms will include temporarily boosting the powers of the director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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Chicago Tribune - After five months of wrangling over power and money, the House of Representatives on Tuesday approved a sweeping reorganization of the nation's intelligence-gathering practices, leaving it to the Senate to give final passage to a set of reforms designed to significantly change the way U.S. spy agencies detect and track the nation's enemies.
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More than three years after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, and after months of intense lobbying and political battling over how to avoid future attacks, the nation is now, finally, poised to overhaul its intelligence agencies.
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They want to strip the intelligence gathering operations from both agencies and put them under the control of a new national intelligence director.
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Spain has begun to overhaul its spy networks in the wake of the March 11 train bombings in Madrid and is hoping to learn from the UK on how to improve co-ordination among intelligence agencies.
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The House of Representatives on Tuesday approved a sweeping overhaul of U.S. intelligence agencies, ending weeks of wrangling over the Pentagon's power under the reforms demanded after the Sept. 11 attacks.