Trump addresses concerns over national security officials using Signal group chat

When Trump's cabinet leaks top secrets in a group chat, the spotlight falls on Signal—the encrypted app that has no shareholders or stores any data. "Don't trust me. Look at the code," says CEO Meredith Whittaker.

Trump says lawmakers seeking IG report on Signal chat doesn’t bother him

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Trump Continues To Trust His National Security Team: White House

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirms that U.S. President Donald Trump continues to place his confidence in his national security team, in a press conference aimed at discussing the Signal group chat leak. This was in response to a reporter asking if anybody from the Trump administration stands to lose their jobs over this. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth also took to social media to dismiss the recent report by The Atlantic, p…

WH Press Secretary: President Trusts National Security Team, Signal App Approved

WH PRESS SECRETARY: The President’s view on all of this remains the same today as it did yesterday… He went directly to all of you, members of the press, and tackled this story… He has placed great trust in his national security team. As for Signal, this is an approved app.

Trump texter: Don’t blame me, I left my phone at home!

Did Trump officials commit "security malpractice" with group chat?

In the security affair around a chat group with high-ranking officials, US President Trump is trying to limit damage. Attack plans? "Not secret." A journalist who accidentally reads along? "Can happen before." By J. Kastein.