Trump nominates Jay Clayton for intelligence chief after Pulte controversy; Pentagon sued over press limits

President Trump has put forward Jay Clayton, the former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, as his latest nominee to head the nation's intelligence operations. This decision comes after significant public criticism and backlash directed at a previous nominee, Pulte, suggesting a shift in the administration's approach to filling the key intelligence role.

In parallel legal developments, the Pentagon is currently being sued by The New York Times. The lawsuit challenges what the newspaper describes as "Orwellian" press restrictions imposed by the military. This legal action highlights ongoing tensions between the press and government institutions regarding access and information dissemination.

Additionally, a judge has ruled that a scheduled UFC fight at the White House this weekend can proceed as planned. This decision resolves a potential conflict over the event's location and timing. Legal reporter Katrina Kaufman provided these updates.