Bill Pulte won't be U.S. intelligence chief on permanent basis, Trump says

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The article reports on the controversy surrounding Bill Pulte, a mortgage regulator with no national security background, being appointed as acting director of national intelligence. It highlights criticism from both Democrats and some Republicans who question his qualifications and suggest the move politicizes a key security role. The piece emphasizes doubts about Pulte's suitability and Trump's decision not to nominate him permanently.

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