Meredith Whittaker remembers exactly where she was when she read the story that would spark the first major crisis of the second Trump Administration—the debacle that became known as Signal-gate. The ...

The Signal Foundation president recalls where she was when she heard Trump cabinet officials had added a journalist to a highly sensitive group chat. Of course, you know the rest: In the piece, The ...

US President Donald Trump's national security adviser Mike Waltz and his deputy Alex Wong, will be leaving their posts, CBS News reported Thursday, citing multiple sources. He is the first member of ...

Donald Trump speaking at an event in the White House rose garden following the news - Evan Vucci Donald Trump has announced he is removing his national security adviser, Mike Waltz, and appointing him ...

FBI Director Kash Patel on Sunday touted a coming “wave of transparency” in government, a push for which Republican voters have clamored (and voted) and that would be welcome, regardless of the ...

Did Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth put American lives at risk? A new report from the Pentagon says he did when he shared sensitive operational details in a Signal chat earlier this year. That chat was ...

A highly-anticipated Pentagon inspector general “Signalgate” report finds that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth potentially put a military strike in Yemen and troops at risk by sharing sensitive ...

The War Department Office of Inspector General concluded that while War Secretary Pete Hegseth has the authority to declassify any piece of intelligence he chooses, he did not comply with the ...

Morning Joe counts down the Top 12 Trump administration controversial moments of 2025.

The recent leak of sensitive US military operations via the Signal messaging platform, triggered by the accidental inclusion of a journalist in a group chat, underscores a fundamental and often ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth attends the White House Easter Egg Roll in April. Credit: Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call/Zuma In March, The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, glanced at his phone ...