Director of National Intelligence - Tulsi Gabbard


Director of National Intelligence -
 Tulsi Gabbard

Tulsi Gabbard has served as Director of National Intelligence (DNI) since February 12, 2025, following her confirmation by the Senate. In her role, she leads the U.S. intelligence community, briefs the president daily, and acts as a principal advisor to the president on national security matters. Her appointment, made by President Donald Trump, has been met with both praise for her military background and criticism regarding her lack of direct intelligence experience and past policy positions.

Public office
The people of Hawaii elected Director Gabbard to the State Legislature when she was 21 years old, to the Honolulu City Council eight years later, and at age 31, to the United States Congress, where she served for four terms. 

A Combat Veteran with three deployments to the Middle East and Africa as part of a special operations mission to counter terrorism, Director Gabbard has served in uniform since 2003. She served in a medical unit during her 2005 deployment to Iraq and later led a Military Police platoon in Kuwait, where she was the first woman to receive an award of appreciation from the Kuwaiti military, earning their hard-won respect. 

She currently serves in the U.S. Army Reserve as Battalion Commander of the 1-354 Regiment, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, leading soldiers in Oklahoma, Missouri and Arkansas.


Director Tulsi Gabbard approaches every issue, domestic and foreign, with a focus on ensuring the safety, security, and freedom of the American people. She is honored to be President Trump’s Director of National Intelligence and is committed to securing the nation, upholding the Constitution, and serving the American people.


Compiled by 
Ms Naresh kuwar 

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