America’s allies alarmed by a leaked group chat about attack plans

No More Mixed Signals: Europe Needs To Spend More on Defense—and Soon

The news that senior members of the Trump administration's foreign policy team inadvertently invited a critical journalist onto a group chat that discussed the Yemen bombing campaign has roiled Washington. After two months of disruption, the Beltway is settling into its first classic scandal of this presidential term. But while Americans argue about classification standards and parse the precise distinction between "war plans" and "attack plans,…

The government's double-whammy screams what no one has even dared to whisper: The United States cannot be trusted. All previous plans have been castles in the air. It is now becoming very dangerous,

Trump officials’ ally-bashing on Signal shows why we have no choice but to boost defence spending

The Trump administration’s ‘war chat’ breach reveals that America First isn’t just a slogan. It’s the U.S.’s default option in foreign affairs and defence

Letter to the Editor: Attack, deny, deflect

So the clowns in this Trump administration have put our country’s national security at risk with their reckless Signal chat that leaked operational plans of a military strike in Yemen that was apparently highly classified and shared in a group…

Why was Yemen bombed? What leaked chats reveal about Trump team’s strategy.

A secret group chat on Signal among top Trump administration officials provided an unfiltered look at how the team decided to bomb Houthi militants in Yemen.

‘Where was the president?’: Hayes on Trump’s alarming absence amid war plans group chat

Based on the group chat, it's not clear that the Commander-in-Chief made the final decision for the United States to bomb another country. "The core thing that was supposed to happen in these decision-making procedures clearly didn't happen," says Hayes.