Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Republican lawmakers' early retirement rumors send shockwaves through House GOP Nadler mocked after appearing to doze off during Bondi hearing opening statements Western Hemisphere defense chiefs convene after border drone scare prompts airspace closure Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced she was ending the work of a task force that sought to reform the US intelligence community, including rooting out what she described as the politicization of intelligence gathering, after less than a year since its creation. Gabbard established the group in April, when it was also tasked with probing ways to reduce spending on intelligence and whether reports on high-profile topics such as COVID-19 should be declassified. In a statement on Wednesday, Gabbard said the task force’s work was always intended to be temporary after she was tapped to oversee coordination of the 18 US intelligence agencies.
