Defense
US aircraft carrier arrives in South Korea after North Korea test-fired missiles
The options being presented to Trump would range from targeted strikes inside Iran to offensive cyber attacks.
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.
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