Senate committee advances Clayton's nomination for intelligence chief
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The Senate Intelligence Committee has advanced the nomination of Jay Clayton, President Donald Trump's pick to head the nation's intelligence agencies
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Assuming he is confirmed by the full Senate as expected, Mr.
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Clayton will take command of the Office of National Intelligence from Bill Pulte, a housing official with little national security experience.
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**Summary:** A Senate panel has advanced the nomination of Jay Clayton to lead the nation’s intelligence agencies, with a party-line vote. The nomination is expected to be confirmed by the full Senate. **Why It Matters:** This development signals potential changes in leadership within the intelligence community and could influence national security policies moving forward.
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