US EditionSignal chat shows isolationist Vance as Trump flexes control abroad
- Donald Trump issued Executive Order 14175 to label the Houthis as a Foreign Terrorist Organization, aiming to eliminate their operations, according to Trump’s statement.
- The Trump administration aims to target the Houthis using military action, maintaining that they threaten vital shipping routes in the Red Sea.
- Vice President J.D. Vance expressed doubt regarding President Donald Trump's military strikes against the Houthis in Yemen, stating, 'I think we are making a mistake.'
- The Defense Department confirmed ongoing strikes against Houthi leadership and emphasized the campaign's commitment to restoring freedom of navigation.
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J.D. Vance Debating Reporters On Social Media Is Helpful, Politco's Kyle Cheney Says
J.D. Vance getting into a heated back-and-forth with reporters on social media is a good thing for the country ... so says one of the journalists who sparred with the Vice President online.
The leak of plans for a military attack by the US military in advance has sent shock waves through Europe and allies such as Japan. In addition to the sloppy nature of the exchanges between senior US government officials on messaging apps, there are concerns over the anti-European nature of the messages and the US administration's insistence that the messages are "not classified." "We cannot stand to bail out Europe again," said US Vice Presiden…
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follow.itGOP Insiders Reportedly Stunned As They Accuse Vance Of Undermining Trump
A week after the story first broke in The Atlantic, several top Trump Administration officials had discussed high-level military operations on Signal and accidentally invited a reporter. Attention is being paid to one particular moment in the chat, in which Vice President J.D. Vance appeared to disagree with the Trump Administration’s approach. The “Houthi PC small group,” as published by The Atlantic, states before the air strikes that “I think…
Did Vance try to block Trump’s military campaign in Yemen? Senior GOP leaders think so
The whole controversy regarding the discussion of military plans over Signal chat and the blunder of adding The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief in the discussion overshadowed Vance’s alleged rebellion against Trump initially but the issue seems to be getting attention now
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