The White House released a list of nominees on Monday for various positions across the federal government, including former Navy SEAL Cameron Hamilton to take over as the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) lead—a position he was fired from a year ago. As temporary administrator for the disaster agency last year, he defended FEMA against President Donald Trump’s criticism of its existence and the administration’s preference to dismantle it, which Hamilton said was not in the country’s best interests. Hamilton’s nomination could signal that Trump is thinking twice about breaking down FEMA. If confirmed by the Senate, the former SEAL would become the agency’s first permanent administrator since Trump’s return to office....