A change in leadership is pending for the director of national intelligence position. The Senate has confirmed Jay Clayton to take on the role, replacing Bill Pulte. Pulte was initially appointed to the position temporarily by President Trump.
Despite the confirmation of a new director, Pulte has not yet left his post. Further details on the transition and what's next for the position are available from KTSM 9 News.
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