A bipartisan coalition of senators is pressing the Trump administration to create a new White House position to coordinate policy on 5G wireless technology
In a Tuesday letter to Robert O’Brien, President Trump’s national security adviser, the Republican and Democratic leadership of four Senate committees
called for the designation of a “senior individual focused solely on coordinating and leading the nation’s effort to develop and deploy future telecommunications...
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