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CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard defended their handling of sensitive information during a Senate hearing on March 25, facing questions about a leaked group chat discussing U.S. Strikes on Yemen.
Both officials stated that no classified materials were shared in the chat and expressed concern over Jeffrey Goldberg's inclusion as a journalist in the group.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth also commented on the issue, asserting, 'Nobody was texting war plans.'
Democratic lawmakers criticized the administration for carelessly handling sensitive information despite reassurances from Ratcliffe and Gabbard.

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Yeshiva World News

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“ONLY A GLITCH”: President Trump Says Signal Messaging Fiasco Is No Big Deal

President Donald Trump on Tuesday downplayed the texting of sensitive plans for a military strike against Yemen’s Houthis this month to a group chat that included a journalist, saying it was “the only glitch in two months” of his administration as Democratic lawmakers heaped criticism on the administration for handling highly sensitive information carelessly. Trump told NBC News that the lapse “turned out not to be a serious one,” and articulate…

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Salon

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"This is an embarrassment": Democrats grill Trump intelligence officials over Yemen group chat leak

At a hearing Tuesday, Senate Democrats pressed Trump officials to explain why they were texting about war plans

8 days ago·San Francisco, United States

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Ratcliffe, Gabbard Say No Classified Information Shared in Leaked Chat

CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard defended their handling of sensitive national security information at a March 25 Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, as they faced questions about an apparently accidental leak of details on renewed U.S. strikes on Yemen. Originally planned as an open hearing on worldwide threats, the Senate hearing came just one day after Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief of The …

8 days ago·New York, United States

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The latest on Donald Trump’s presidency: live updates

The nation’s top intelligence officials are appearing before a Senate committee, a day after a report emerged that Trump administration officials discussed Yemen strikes in an unclassified group chat. Follow for live news updates on Donald Trump’s presidency.

9 days ago·Atlanta, United States

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The Age

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The greatest threat to America’s security? Donald Trump’s inept inner circle

For any other government, accidentally adding a journalist to a chat about military airstrikes would be a crisis. For Trump’s, it’s barely a blip on the radar.

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Did the Trump Administration Commit Perjury in Testifying before Congress About “Signal-Gate”? - Medical Kidnap

By now I am sure that almost everyone has heard about "Signal-Gate", where a confidential chat session was held by Trump officials on the Signal app, just before bombing Yemen. The editor of The Atlantic publication, Jeffrey Goldberg, was allegedly asked to join the chat "inadvertently" by National Security Advisor Michael Waltz. Goldberg published an article about the chat, claiming that classified information was shared via the app, and that n…

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