August 23, 2007- National Intelligence Estimate releases updated "Prospects for Iraq's Stability: Some Security Progress but Political Reconciliation Elusive" [.pdf]

August 21, 2007- CIA Accountability Report on pre-9/11 CIA failures [.pdf]

August 4, 2007- Protect America Act of 2007 passed, making significant updates to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 [.pdf]

July 17, 2007- National Intelligence Estimate releases "The Terrorist Threat to the U.S. Homeland." [.pdf]

July 12, 2007- Iraq Initial Benchmark Assessment Report [.pdf]

December 2006- Iraq Study Group releases report with strategy suggestions for the war in Iraq [.pdf]

April 2006- Office of the Director of National Intelligence releases key judgements from the National Intelligence Estimate on "Trends in Global Terrorism: Implications for the United States." [.pdf]

September 2006- White House releases National Strategy for Combating Terrorism, updating the course to win the War on Terror. [.pdf]

September 2006- White House releases "9/11- Five Years Late: Successes and Challenges," outlining the current state of the ongoing War on Terror. [.pdf]

March 16, 2006- White House releases National Security Strategy paradoxically based on using realistic strategies to reach idealistic goals. [.pdf]

February 15, 2006- UN Commission on Human Rights evaluates the situation of detainees at Guantanamo Bay. [.pdf]

(No date specified)- Department of Defense releases the directive regarding intelligence briefings, detainee briefings, and tactical questioning. [ .pdf ]

Nov. 30, 2005- White House Releases National Strategy for Victory in Iraq document. For the first time the President has released a public version of what he calls a comprehensive strategy for victory in Iraq. [document]


October, 2005- White House releases their second National Security Strategy that outlines the idea of "national intelligence", the conduct of the war on terrorism, and our broad strategic goals in our foreign policy. [download]

March 31, 2005- The Commission on the Intelligence Capabilities of the United States Regarding weapons of mass destruction, specifically flawed intelligence in the lead up to the invasion of Iraq is submitted to the president. [.pdf]

Feb. 16, 2005- Senate Intelligence Report on Current and Projected Threats to National Security. [link]

July 22, 2004- The National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States (commonly called the 911 Commission) released its final report on its investigation into the terrorist actions on 911 and the US intelligence failure that did not anticipate the attack. [download]

July 7, 2004- Senate Select Committee On Intelligence Releases Report on the U.S. Intelligence Community's Prewar Intelligence Assessment on Iraq [download] Conclusions: [download]