Bill Pulte, who has been serving as acting director of national intelligence for about two months, is scheduled to end his tenure on Monday when the role is formally transferred to Jay Clayton, who President Donald Trump has selected for the position. Both outlets report that the transition will occur when the housing regulator officially hands over the reins to Clayton. The coverage frames the change as a planned administrative handoff tied to the completion of Pulte’s acting term rather than as a sudden removal or resignation. No additional details are provided in the excerpts about the reasons for the timing of the transition, Clayton’s background beyond being Trump’s pick, or what specific tasks will be carried out in the immediate aftermath of the handover. Overall, the reporting is consistent that Monday marks the end of Pulte’s approximately two-month acting service and the start of Clayton’s tenure following the formal transfer.