Sen. Ron Wyden

A bipartisan group of lawmakers warns the Pentagon has not adequately protected U.S. military personnel from adversaries exploiting commercially available location data to track or surveil troops overseas. The lawmakers cited reports from U.S. Central Command indicating foreign adversaries may purchase data to identify military installations or monitor troop movements.

Benjamin Landa, nominated as U.S. Ambassador to Hungary, co-owns a nursing home accused of Medicare overpayments totaling $31.2 million. The facility is suing the Trump administration over audit findings, while critics question Landa's qualifications due to his business ties and political donations. The White House has not commented on his nomination.