Although journalists are not licensed the way doctors and lawyers are, we take seriously the ethical questions that come up ...

The White House’s assertion that the case is closed surrounding national security officials’ use of Signal is getting ...

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 ...

Jack Cushman gives readers a primer on Signal's privacy capabilities in light of the Atlantic's editor in chief being added to a group chat used by American leaders to plan military actions in Yemen.

New York Times columnist David Brooks and columnist Ruth Marcus join Geoff Bennett to discuss the week in politics, including ...

Rather than focusing on the actual harms Republicans are inflicting on the American working class, Democrats are using the ...

The inadvertent inclusion of a journalist on a Signal group chat discussing attack plans means officials likely violated the Espionage Act and public records laws while flouting guidance on how to ...

Washington — The Signal ... social media post Wednesday, Witkoff said he had "no access to my personal devices until I returned from my trip." Witkoff had little communication in the chat.

The drama this week over the Trump administration Signal group chat about a strike on Houthis in Yemen in which The Atlantic Editor in Chief Jeffrey Goldberg was inadvertently included has been ...

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Not at all. There you go. The Atlantic editor-in-chief, who was inadvertently added to a Signal chat regarding United States war plans, spoke with Investigative Reporter Aubry Killion ahead of his ...