President Bush announced plans last night for a new center to integrate intelligence on terrorism collected at home and abroad, saying it was necessary to create the most comprehensive picture of possible threats to the United States and its citizens. A senior administration official said the new Terrorist Threat Integration Center will assess intelligence gathered by the CIA, Justice Department, Pentagon and Department of Homeland Security and provide “seamless” analysis of the information to the president and other senior policymakers. The new center is expected to take over compilation of the integrated threat matrix — a day-by-day accounting of potential threats — given to President Bush and other senior national security officials each morning. Full Story
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