Navy's Michael Rogers expected to be Obama's next NSA choice
January 27th, 2014
12:33 PM ET

Navy's Michael Rogers expected to be Obama's next NSA choice

By Barbara Starr

Navy Vice Adm. Michael Rogers is expected to be nominated the next director of the embattled National Security Agency, a U.S. official confirmed to CNN.

The current director, Gen. Keith Alexander, is expected to retire in March.

Alexander's tenure has been most recently marked by controversy over intelligence leaks by former agency contractor Edward Snowden about electronic surveillance.

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