US EditionWhite House taps Musk to investigate Signal chat mishap
- The White House is addressing a messaging mistake after a journalist was mistakenly added to a national security chat involving Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and others discussing military strikes against the Houthis.
- Elon Musk has been asked by the White House to lead the investigation into the incident alongside other officials from the National Security Council.
- House and Senate committees have demanded answers from FBI Director Kash Patel regarding the incident, which critics have labeled as a national security breach.
- White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that the national security adviser took responsibility and that changes are being made to prevent future incidents.
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Signalgate: "If you think you can force the president of the United States to fire anyone, you're making a mistake," promises JD Vance
No U.S. officials will be dismissed after the dramatic security flaw on a ring of Signal messaging, where a journalist had been mistakenly added while senior U.S. officials were discussing upcoming strikes on the Houthis in Yemen, assured Vice President JD Vance on Friday.
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White House playing defense amid fallout of Signal blunder
(The Center Square) – Nearly two weeks after a reporter was erroneously looped into a Signal messaging chat between top national security officials, the White House said it is "making changes" to address the issue.
New White House spin on leak scandal: Musk will investigate
The Trump administration’s initial response to the damaging leak of sensitive war plans has been to task billionaire Elon Musk with leading an investigation into the matter. But national security experts have pointed out the real problem is the...
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