Defense
Navy, in expanding role, conducts strike on drug vessel near Venezuela
Employees could find themselves changing Defense Department seals on more than 700,000 facilities around the world.
This marks a major departure from the first Trump administration, which emphasized deterring Beijing.
The name change will likely require an act of Congress, although the White House is looking for ways to avoid a vote.
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