John Donnelly

2 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | John Donnelly

WASHINGTON - A bipartisan chorus of House Armed Services Committee members expressed profound unease Friday about the Trump administration's management of the military's cyber operations. The concerns, expressed at a hearing of the committee's cyber panel, revolve around several matters, including the firing in April of the general who led U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency, as well as cuts to the command's workforce and what members called inadequate readiness.

2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | John Donnelly

WASHINGTON - A bipartisan chorus of House Armed Services Committee members expressed profound unease Friday about the Trump administration's management of the military's cyber operations. The concerns, expressed at a hearing of the committee's cyber panel, revolve around several matters, including the firing in April of the general who led U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency, as well as cuts to the command's workforce and what members called inadequate readiness.

2 weeks ago | rollcall.com | John Donnelly

A bipartisan chorus of House Armed Services Committee members expressed profound unease Friday about the Trump administration’s management of the military’s cyber operations. The concerns, expressed at a hearing of the committee’s cyber panel, revolve around several matters, including the firing in April of the general who led U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency, as well as cuts to the command’s workforce and what members called inadequate readiness.

2 weeks ago | dailyitem.com | John Donnelly

WASHINGTON — A bipartisan chorus of House Armed Services Committee members expressed profound unease Friday about the Trump administration’s management of the military’s cyber operations. The concerns, expressed at a hearing of the committee’s cyber panel, revolve around several matters, including the firing in April of the general who led U.S. Cyber Command and the National Security Agency, as well as cuts to the command’s workforce and what members called inadequate readiness.

3 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | John Donnelly

WASHINGTON - Nearly seven months after a published report said billionaire Elon Musk had repeatedly held phone conversations with Vladimir Putin and other high-level Russians, there is no sign the Defense Department is reassessing Musk's role as a major defense contractor with a top-secret security clearance.