House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence

Rule Changes

Released September 2026 report on oversight gaps

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence was created in 2004 to fix the intelligence failures that allowed the 9/11 attacks. Twenty-two years later, President Trump is shrinking it to a fraction of its former size.

Updated 2 hours ago

Force in Play

Leading investigation; criminal referrals sent to DOJ

For nearly a decade, the U.S. intelligence community maintained that Havana Syndrome—the cluster of neurological symptoms reported by over 1,500 American officials across dozens of countries—was 'very unlikely' caused by a foreign adversary. The most persistent objection: where's the weapon?

Updated May 29