Defense
Frustration roils lawmakers briefed on Pentagon’s war request
Leaders from at least a half-dozen states are making their pitch, even though the federal academy is far from a reality.
The incident raises the possibility that top secret weapons technology may have been exposed to a foreign adversary — including China.
Lawmakers have expressed concerns for years that the move would give China access to sensitive technology.
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