A bombshell report revealed Israel gathered sensitive information from a human source in Yemen and US National Security Adviser Mike Waltz described it in an unclassified Signal chat with other offici

Several of President Trump’s top national security officials used a publicly available nongovernmental messaging app to make plans to bombard Yemen, unwittingly added the editor in chief of The Atlantic magazine to the group chat and proceeded to share information that seems,

The response to Signalgate reveals a disjuncture between the seriousness with which MAGA treats foreign enemies and perceived domestic ones.

Ever since news broke on Monday that top Trump officials discussed US military attack plans in a group chat that inadvertently included a journalist, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has projected unflinching confidence.

In its first two months, the Trump administration has made move after move that exposes the government to penetration by foreign intelligence services. It’s not just the group chat about forthcoming military strikes that The Atlantic revealed on Monday — although that was,

The focus of the group chat snafu that has consumed Washington this week has shifted to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s mishandling of sensitive military intelligence on an unsecure app. Obviously, Mike Waltz messed up: He somehow mistakenly added a journalist — a journalist who has sparred with the Trump team for years!