Foreign policy & defense
intelligence community
The eighteen federal agencies that collect and analyze intelligence, coordinated by the Director of National Intelligence.
In full
It includes the CIA, the NSA, the FBI's intelligence branch, defense agencies, and intelligence units in departments such as State, Treasury, and Energy. The Director of National Intelligence position was created in 2004 to coordinate them. Congressional oversight runs through the House and Senate intelligence committees and, for the most sensitive matters, the Gang of Eight.
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