As the Trump administration grapples with the fallout from Signalgate, a new and bizarre bit of whataboutism has emerged as a key defense ...

It was an unfiltered glimpse into how American power now communicates, coordinates and sometimes confuses itself.

The Pentagon’s official watchdog revealed Thursday that it is conducting an investigation into Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s role in Signalgate. Hegseth had sent detailed attack plans to a ...

The Signal breach is appalling from all sides, each so dangerous that it is hard to determine which angle is more threatening from a national security perspective: As the absurdity of this clown ...

Jeffrey Goldberg joins Ashley Parker to discuss breaking the Signal story, the fallout, and more. Watch the recording of this subscriber-only event. This week, Goldberg will discuss his reporting ...

The White House has said it is moving on from the recent controversy over the leak of war plans on commercial messaging app ...

Should the NSA be concerned about security flaws in Signal? Bruce Schneier argues that it should, especially in light of the recent SignalGate controversy, because the US's foreign adversaries now ...

That was a misstep. Attacking the press rarely ends a controversy. It fuels it. The administration should have stuck to its original line, kept the focus internal and let the news cycle move on.

“Signalgate” is rather simple ... by top Trump national security officials to discuss current military events. The controversy centers on officials who posted classified information.