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Trump Officials' Secret Messaging App Violates Law
High-ranking Trump administration officials used a messaging app to plan Yemen bombings, accidentally including a The Atlantic editor. Some messages were set to self-destruct, violating federal law, mirroring the double standard applied to Hillary Clinton's email controversy.
Trump Officials' Secret Messaging App Violates Law
High-ranking Trump administration officials used a messaging app to plan Yemen bombings, accidentally including a The Atlantic editor. Some messages were set to self-destruct, violating federal law, mirroring the double standard applied to Hillary Clinton's email controversy.
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60% Bias Score
Judge Orders Preservation of White House Officials' Signal Messages
Following a report that White House officials shared classified information via a private messaging app, a federal judge ordered the preservation of Signal messages from March 11-15, amid a lawsuit alleging violation of federal records laws.
Judge Orders Preservation of White House Officials' Signal Messages
Following a report that White House officials shared classified information via a private messaging app, a federal judge ordered the preservation of Signal messages from March 11-15, amid a lawsuit alleging violation of federal records laws.
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44% Bias Score
US Blacklists 80 Chinese Entities, Raising Trade Tensions
The US added 80 Chinese entities to its export blacklist, prompting condemnation from China and highlighting escalating trade tensions; simultaneous talks between US and Chinese officials suggest attempts at de-escalation, but concerns remain.
US Blacklists 80 Chinese Entities, Raising Trade Tensions
The US added 80 Chinese entities to its export blacklist, prompting condemnation from China and highlighting escalating trade tensions; simultaneous talks between US and Chinese officials suggest attempts at de-escalation, but concerns remain.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Officials' Use of Signal App Sparks National Security Concerns
Top Trump administration officials used the Signal app to discuss a planned U.S. military strike on Houthi rebels in Yemen, raising concerns about the handling of sensitive information despite the administration's claim that no classified material was shared.
Trump Officials' Use of Signal App Sparks National Security Concerns
Top Trump administration officials used the Signal app to discuss a planned U.S. military strike on Houthi rebels in Yemen, raising concerns about the handling of sensitive information despite the administration's claim that no classified material was shared.
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40% Bias Score
Court Orders Preservation of Signal Chat on Yemen Airstrike
A Washington, D.C., court ordered the preservation of a government Signal chat's messages (March 11-15) discussing a U.S. airstrike on Yemeni Houthis, contradicting officials' Senate testimony after The Atlantic published the chat's transcript, revealing detailed strike planning.
Court Orders Preservation of Signal Chat on Yemen Airstrike
A Washington, D.C., court ordered the preservation of a government Signal chat's messages (March 11-15) discussing a U.S. airstrike on Yemeni Houthis, contradicting officials' Senate testimony after The Atlantic published the chat's transcript, revealing detailed strike planning.
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48% Bias Score
Leaked Signal Messages Compromise US Intelligence on Houthis
Text messages exchanged on Signal by US national security and intelligence officials regarding a planned strike on Houthi targets in Yemen revealed sensitive information, potentially compromising future US intelligence gathering capabilities and prompting internal concerns about the use of unsecure ...
Leaked Signal Messages Compromise US Intelligence on Houthis
Text messages exchanged on Signal by US national security and intelligence officials regarding a planned strike on Houthi targets in Yemen revealed sensitive information, potentially compromising future US intelligence gathering capabilities and prompting internal concerns about the use of unsecure ...
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48% Bias Score
Leaked Texts Reveal Sensitive US Intelligence on Houthis
Texts from US national security officials Mike Waltz and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, discussing a Yemen strike in a group chat that accidentally included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, revealed sensitive intelligence-gathering methods, potentially compromising US intelligence capabilities on the...
Leaked Texts Reveal Sensitive US Intelligence on Houthis
Texts from US national security officials Mike Waltz and CIA Director John Ratcliffe, discussing a Yemen strike in a group chat that accidentally included Atlantic editor Jeffrey Goldberg, revealed sensitive intelligence-gathering methods, potentially compromising US intelligence capabilities on the...
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52% Bias Score
US Judge Orders Preservation of Leaked Signal Chat on Yemen Attack Plans
A US federal judge ordered the preservation of a leaked Signal chat containing sensitive US government discussions about military plans to attack Houthi targets in Yemen, after a non-profit group, American Oversight, sued the government for potential violations of federal record-keeping laws regardi...
US Judge Orders Preservation of Leaked Signal Chat on Yemen Attack Plans
A US federal judge ordered the preservation of a leaked Signal chat containing sensitive US government discussions about military plans to attack Houthi targets in Yemen, after a non-profit group, American Oversight, sued the government for potential violations of federal record-keeping laws regardi...
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52% Bias Score
Pentagon IG to Probe Leaked Yemen Strike Details Shared on Signal
Senate Armed Services Committee leaders requested a Pentagon inspector general investigation into whether classified information about a Yemen strike was shared on Signal, an encrypted messaging app, following a report detailing the planned attack's specifics, including weapons used and the successf...
Pentagon IG to Probe Leaked Yemen Strike Details Shared on Signal
Senate Armed Services Committee leaders requested a Pentagon inspector general investigation into whether classified information about a Yemen strike was shared on Signal, an encrypted messaging app, following a report detailing the planned attack's specifics, including weapons used and the successf...
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64% Bias Score
Trump Ends Collective Bargaining for 1 Million Federal Employees
President Trump issued an executive order Thursday ending collective bargaining for over 1 million federal employees in national security-related agencies, citing union obstruction of his policies and using the 1978 Civil Service Reform Act as justification; the American Federation of Government Emp...
Trump Ends Collective Bargaining for 1 Million Federal Employees
President Trump issued an executive order Thursday ending collective bargaining for over 1 million federal employees in national security-related agencies, citing union obstruction of his policies and using the 1978 Civil Service Reform Act as justification; the American Federation of Government Emp...
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60% Bias Score
U.S. Security Breach: No Dismissals After Signal Chat Leak
A journalist was mistakenly added to a Signal group chat where top U.S. officials, including Vice President J.D. Vance, discussed upcoming strikes on Yemeni Houthi rebels; despite calls for resignations, no one was dismissed, though the incident sparked political controversy and raised questions abo...
U.S. Security Breach: No Dismissals After Signal Chat Leak
A journalist was mistakenly added to a Signal group chat where top U.S. officials, including Vice President J.D. Vance, discussed upcoming strikes on Yemeni Houthi rebels; despite calls for resignations, no one was dismissed, though the incident sparked political controversy and raised questions abo...
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40% Bias Score
US Pressures TikTok Sale Amid National Security Concerns
The US is pushing for TikTok's sale to a non-Chinese entity due to national security concerns over potential Chinese government access to American user data and influence. A deadline extension follows previous attempts to address these concerns, affecting 170 million US users.
US Pressures TikTok Sale Amid National Security Concerns
The US is pushing for TikTok's sale to a non-Chinese entity due to national security concerns over potential Chinese government access to American user data and influence. A deadline extension follows previous attempts to address these concerns, affecting 170 million US users.
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44% Bias Score
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