"On March 24, the outlet published a report by Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg, who explained that then-National Security Advisor Mike Waltz had accidentally included Goldberg in the chat, named Houthi PC small group. Goldberg suddenly found himself observing communications between high-ranking Trump officials who were discussing upcoming air strikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth gave group chat members a blow-by-blow of what to expect in the strikes."
"On March 25 the day after The Atlantic reported on the Signal chat Vance sent an early-morning message to the group. The report contained a screenshot from Hegseth's phone. The report concluded that Hegseth sent sensitive information via Signal from his personal cell phone a few hours before the bombings. Hegseth risked potential compromise of sensitive DoD information, which could cause harm to DoD personnel and mission objectives."
A Signal group chat named Houthi PC small group included high-ranking Trump administration officials discussing upcoming air strikes on Houthi rebels in Yemen. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz accidentally included Editor-in-Chief Jeffrey Goldberg in the chat, exposing communications. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth provided blow-by-blow details of expected strikes and sent sensitive information via Signal from his personal cell phone a few hours before bombings. An inspector general concluded Hegseth risked potential compromise of DoD information and failed to comply with federal records preservation laws. Vice President JD Vance sent an early-morning message to the chat the day after the exposure.
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