December 21: DNI Releases Four Decades of U.S. Intelligence on Yugoslavia


December 15: Director of National Intelligence Fellows Award Winners Announced


December 7: Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post


December 4: Information Sharing Environment Privacy Guidelines Released


December 1: Statement by the Director of National Intelligence


November 27: ODNI Announces Mission Manager for Cuba and Venezuela


November 16: Information Sharing Environment Implementation Plan Report Sent to Congress


November 15: Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post


October 30: ODNI Announces Six New University Grants for 2006-2007 Academic Year


October 27: Letter to the Editor of the National Journal


October 13: Statement by the Office of the Director of National Intelligence on the North Korea Nuclear Test


October 4: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Position


September 26: Declassified Key Judgments of the National Intelligence Estimate "Trends in Global Terrorism: Implications for the United States" dated April 2006


September 24: Statement by the Director of National Intelligence, John D. Negroponte, in response to news reports about the National Intelligence Estimate on Trends in Global Terrorism


September 6: Information on the High Value Terrorist Detainee Program


September 6: Biographies of High Value Terrorist Detainees Transferred to the US Naval Base at Guantanamo Bay


August 18: ODNI Announces Acting Mission Manager for Cuba and Venezuela


August 7: ODNI Announces National Counterintelligence Executive and Mission Manager for Counterintelligence


July 27: ODNI Statement in Response to the HPSCI Oversight Subcommittee's Report


July 27: ODNI Issues Progress Report on WMD Commission Recommendations


June 29: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Position


June 16: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Position


May 31: President Bush Remarks at the Swearing-In Ceremony of Michael Hayden as Director of the CIA


May 8: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Position


May 8: DNI Remarks on the Nomination of General Hayden for Director of the CIA


May 8: President Nominates PDDNI as Director of the CIA


May 5: Statement by DNI John D. Negroponte on the resignation of CIA Director Porter Goss


March 21: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Position


March 16: ODNI Releases Captured Documents


February 17: Drug Enforcement Administration Element Becomes 16th Intelligence Community Member


February 13: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Position

February 10: Director of National Intelligence Fellows Award Winners Announced 


January 11: ODNI Announces Mission Managers and Senior Leadership Position


January 5: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Position

December 21: ODNI Announces Establishment of National Counterproliferation Center


December 20: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Position


December 19: Attorney General and PDDNI Press Briefing


December 7: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Positions


November 8: ODNI Announces Establishment of Open Source Center


October 31: ODNI Announces Senior Leadership Positions


October 26: ODNI Releases the National Intelligence Strategy


October 13: The DNI and the Director of the CIA Announce the Establishment of the National Clandestine Service (NCS)


October 11: ODNI Releases Letter from al-Zawahiri to al-Zarqawi


October 5: ODNI Releases Statement on the CIA IG Report


April 21: DNI Confirmation Announcement

The U.S. intelligence community will be relying to a greater degree on commercial technologies to meet its current and future requirements, including some that formerly were the purview of government laboratories. And, because much of the community’s research is applied research, it will select its budgeting priorities based in part on how well the commercial sector can fill in some technology gaps on its own.
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The Honorable James R. Clapper, Director of National Intelligence (DNI) will deliver the commencement address to National Intelligence University graduates on Friday, July 26, 2013.
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Congressmen are already lining up to label the Boston Marathon bombing as yet another failure of the U.S. intelligence community. The head of America’s 16 spy agencies has response for the Capitol Hill critics: back off.
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