US EditionTrump says he won’t ‘fire people’ over Signal messages, reiterates support of national security team
- President Donald Trump stated he will not fire anyone over a leak regarding plans for an airstrike against the Houthis, asserting his confidence in his national security team, including Mike Waltz and Pete Hegseth.
- During the leak, sensitive details were shared on Signal, which led to an article by The Atlantic that surprised many in the national security community.
- A nonprofit watchdog found that several Trump administration officials with ties to Trump Media & Technology Group have not filed documentation proving they divested from the company as promised.
- Accountable U.S. Highlighted concerns that Trump's actions with TMTG create opportunities for corporate interests to influence the administration's decisions, blending his business interests with his presidency.
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It’s never been easier to steal secrets from the United States government
If you’re running the security directorate of a hostile nation, savor this moment. It’s never been easier to steal secrets from the United States government. Can you even call it stealing when it’s this simple? The Trump administration has unlocked the vault doors, fired half of the security guards and asked the rest to roll pennies. Walk right in. Take what you want. This is the golden age.
Letter: What makes a scandal a scandal?
I recall the day-to-day updates the media treated us to concerning Hillary Clinton’s emails. The media clutched their collective pearls and nearly fainted in spasms of righteous indignation. I couldn’t help but notice last week that the Trump administration’s accidental sharing of sensitive war plans with a magazine editor garnered just a few paragraphs on […]
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