‘Not what anybody had hoped’: Calls grow to scrap intelligence office created after 9/11
WASHINGTON — For more than a year before Sept. 11, 2001, a trove of intelligence pointed to a looming danger: a plot by Al Qaeda to attack the U.S. possibly using hijacked planes.
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