US Edition3 reasons ‘Signalgate’ is not going away
- The Trump administration faced embarrassment after a texting leak about a planned air attack on Houthi rebels.
- An unsecured Signal group chat, intended for war planning, included eighteen government officials.
- Jeffrey Goldberg, a journalist, was mistakenly added to the group, which discussed a Yemen military strike.
- Trump called the incident a 'minor glitch,' while Rep. Bacon stated the White House was 'in denial'.
- The incident, dubbed 'Signalgate,' prompted calls for investigations and raised concerns about security and intelligence sharing.
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‘Parade of incompetence’: Trump official set up numerous Signal chats on key crises
Less than two weeks ago there was SignalGate, the Trump administration’s national security scandal that potentially endangered the lives of U.S. service members, and risked exposing military plans, by using an insecure channel to discuss, map out, and announce progress of an attack in Yemen. Then th...
'Parade of incompetence' revealed with new Trump security bombshell
Less than two weeks ago there was SignalGate, the Trump administration’s national security scandal that potentially endangered the lives of U.S. service members, and risked exposing military plans, by using an insecure channel to discuss, map out, and announce progress of an attack in Yemen. Then there was the Trump administration’s passwords scandal, where passwords, email addresses, and phone numbers of top Trump national security officials we…
Baghdad Barbie cannot end Signalgate, because it is a symptom of the rot within
Signalgate will not go away. There will be more national security scandals. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was called out after she dismissed reporters' questions amid revelations that Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg was invited into a...
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