WASHINGTON - A top Pentagon official said he favors resuming training Pakistani officers in US military academies as a way of increasing US influence in the country’s armed forces and reducing that of Islamic radicals. “You don’t promote military reform in a country like Pakistan by cutting off education for Pakistani military officers here and pushing them into the one alternative, which is the Islamic extremists,” Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz told the House Armed Services Committee Tuesday. “It’s not as though if we leave them alone, nobody else will go out to recruit them,” he added. The United States...