Defense
Fired Pentagon adviser says he threatened ‘established interests’
The president’s populist-style attack on defense industry executives is part of a larger Pentagon strategy to transform the role of contractors.
The Pentagon spy agency has backed away from its original appointment of Joe Francescon as NSA deputy director in August.
The procedural vote is a rare critique of Trump’s authority in the first test of GOP loyalty since last weekend’s capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.
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