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The White House is downplaying the significance of Jeffrey Goldberg being in a group chat discussing plans for attacking Houthi rebels in Yemen, saying no war plans or classified material were sent.

Rep. Don Bacon said the White House is “in denial” over the Signal chat chain with administration officials — and a reporter — that discussed plans for a U.S. attack on the Houthis in Yemen.

Officials with the White House's National Security Council said they "are reviewing" how Goldberg could have been mistakenly added to the 18-member group chat that included several of the nation's ...

The Atlantic published the “war plans” it originally withheld in its Monday article revealing that its editor-in-chief had been accidentally added to a Signal group chat with a coalition of ...

Hegseth denies Jeffrey Goldberg's story: "Nobody was texting war plans." The White House said Monday a Signal group chat discussing a U.S. attack on Houthis in Yemen that inadvertently included ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt defended the incident on Tuesday, saying “war plans” and classified information were not discussed in the text thread.

“War plans” were not discussed. Hegseth was near-apoplectic when asked about the breach in Hawaii. “I hear how it’s been characterized,” he said to conclude a lengthy rant on the issue ...

Hegseth denied sharing war plans in the group chat. "Nobody was texting war plans, and that's all I have to say about that," he told reporters while on an official trip to Hawaii on Monday.

ABC News White House correspondent Karen Travers also joins Arizona’s Morning news to share insight as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth denies the contents of the group chat that included Vice ...

The White House on Tuesday sought to downplay the significance of a journalist being added to a group chat of administration officials discussing plans for attacks against Houthi rebels in Yemen.

Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.) said the White House is “in denial” over The Atlantic’s explosive report about a text chain with senior-level administration officials — and, inadvertently, a ...