Trump Administration Faces Fallout Over Signal Chat Security Breach
The Atlantic publishes detailed texts revealing U.S. military strike plans in Yemen, contradicting White House claims of no classified information shared.
- National Security Adviser Mike Waltz admitted to mistakenly adding The Atlantic's editor Jeffrey Goldberg to a Signal group chat discussing U.S. military operations.
- The Atlantic published screenshots of the chat, showing detailed operational plans, including strike timelines, weaponry, and targets, undermining administration denials of classified content.
- The Trump administration has downplayed the breach, emphasizing the success of the Yemen strikes and attacking The Atlantic's reporting as sensationalized.
- Bipartisan calls for accountability are growing, with lawmakers demanding investigations and questioning the administration's handling of classified information.
- The National Security Council has launched an internal review to determine how the breach occurred, as scrutiny intensifies on key officials involved.



























































































































































































































































































































































