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Senate Passes New Intelligence Reform Bill

December 09, 2004  | 

Congress has passed legislation to completely reorganize United States intelligence agencies in response to recommendations from the 9/11 Commission. Bush must still sign the legislation, but has already expressed his support for the bill. Lawmakers say it will help improve national information-sharing among the various intelligence agencies.

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