national security and Pentagon reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Gordon Lubold is a national security and Pentagon reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He covers a range of topics including security and law enforcement, government and politics, and public policy, with a focus on military and elections in the United States and Latin America. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as MarketWatch, NBC News, and RealClearDefense.
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Gordon Lubold's coverage primarily focuses on international relations, world affairs, and politics with a strong emphasis on the Middle East conflict, Israel, Palestine, United States foreign policy and military operations. He predominantly covers evolving stories and breaking news related to government announcements in these areas.
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Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers have raised concerns about the legality of the strikes.
By: Ben Kamisar, Brennan Leach, Owen Hayes, Gordon Lubold, Gary Grumbach, Jane-Timm, Dan Gallo, Sahil Kapur, Katie Taylor, Megan Lebowitz, Jane C. Timm, Alexandra Bacallao, Sarah Dean, Frank Thorp, Rebecca Shabad, Kyle Stewart, Eleanor Skelly, Aaron Gilchrist
President Donald Trump is targeting Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., in the state's 4th Congressional District for bucking him on several high-profile issues.
By: Courtney Kube, Gordon Lubold
If President Trump decides to resume major combat operations in Iran, most of the targets left to strike are hidden or able to be moved around, sources say.
By: Gary Grumbach, Courtney Kube, Gordon Lubold
Members of the military seeking tickets to the UFC fight on the South Lawn have to meet “all service-specific physical fitness test requirements” and pay their own travel expenses to the event, according to a Pentagon memo.
By: Courtney Kube, Katherine Doyle, Gordon Lubold
China may also have provided Iran with a long-range early-warning radar that spots stealth aircraft meant to evade detection, people familiar with the matter tell NBC News
By: Gary Grumbach, Gordon Lubold, Luce Julia Ainsley Gordon, Julia Ainsley, Lubold Justin Goldman
The officer worked for a CIA branch that pursues highly secret projects and had a professional relationship with the deputy defense secretary, sources told NBC News.
By: Luce Julia Ainsley, Courtney Kube, Gordon Lubold
The deputy defense secretary, Steve Feinberg, asked that the officer work as a liaison for the spy agency to the Pentagon, sources tell NBC News.
By: Gordon Lubold, Courtney Kube
The counterintelligence threat level was raised by the Defense Intelligence Agency in recent weeks after growing concerns that Israeli espionage had become more aggressive than usual, sources say.
By: Courtney Kube, Gordon Lubold
David Rush is under investigation on suspicion of creating a fake spy program and persuaded others to take part, resulting in the CIA transferring large amounts of money to the sham project, sources say
By: Carol-Lee, Gordon Lubold, Carol E. Lee, Courtney Kube
The leaders are expected to be pressed by the president to find ways to swiftly increase production of weaponry for the Pentagon, sources told NBC News.
