Trump shakes up NSA leadership, appoints new acting director and deputy to replace Biden appointees
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Lt. Gen. William Hartman will replace Biden-appointed Lt. Gen. Timothy Haugh as acting head of the National Security Agency after President Donald Trump fired him.
Hartman previously commanded the Cyber National Mission Force and has served in intelligence, cyberspace operations and infantry roles during deployments around the world. Thomas most recently headed NSA's cryptologic partnership with the United Kingdom and served as director of engagement and policy at NSA.
The shake-up comes as some right-wing figures have turned against members of Trump’s national security team. Far-right provocateur Laura Loomer met with Trump this week to share her "research" on officials she believes should be fired.
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