The U.S. military escalates its operations in Yemen, targeting Houthi rebels under President Trump's orders. Strikes have raised concerns over civilian casualties and transparency.
Republican senators are pushing the Trump administration to preserve records of Signal chats concerning a military strike on Houthi rebels, raising concerns over classified information leaks and compliance with federal laws.
A leaked Signal chat reveals secret communications among top officials about U.S. airstrikes against the Houthis, raising questions about operational security and the implications of sharing sensitive military strategies.
In a heated Senate hearing, CIA Director John Ratcliffe refuted claims of transmitting classified information in a Signal chat about Yemen operations. He emphasized the mission's success amidst controversy over leaked messages.
The White House's Yemen group chat scandal exposes alarming national security lapses, revealing Trump's administration's chaotic approach to foreign policy and strained global alliances.
In a surprising turn of events, an Atlantic editor revealed that a group chat intended for senior U.S. officials accidentally included him, exposing sensitive military plans against Houthi targets in Yemen. This incident raises serious concerns about operational security and federal protocols.
