Overview
- Timothy Haugh, head of the National Security Agency (NSA), has reportedly been dismissed after just one year in the role.
- Wendy Noble, Haugh's deputy, has been reassigned to a new position within the Department of Defense.
- No official confirmation or explanation for these leadership changes has been provided by the Trump administration.
- Democratic lawmakers, including Jim Himes, have criticized the move, warning that it could jeopardize national security and demanding a clear rationale.
- This development follows a broader pattern of frequent leadership turnover under President Trump, including the dismissal of six top Pentagon officials in February 2025.