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Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has dominated recent headlines by orchestrating one of the most significant reorganizations in the agency’s history. According to Reuters and Federal News Network, Gabbard has announced cuts that will reduce the ODNI workforce by more than forty percent by October first, effectively eliminating several specialized units. She stated that these drastic measures aim to address inefficiency and what she described as a dangerous accumulation of bureaucratic

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