Defense
Musk’s role in Air Force nominee’s job interview sparks ethics concerns
The departure of the Defense secretary’s top advisers has left the first-time government official without senior staff who understand Washington.
Joe Kasper will continue to support and advise the Pentagon, he said, but as a special government employee.
The move is another setback for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has made culture war issues a major part of his role.
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