... chat included President Donald Trump's top national security officials. It accidentally included the editor of The Atlantic and has caused an investigation by the inspector general in the Defense Department. What Hegseth has said about the second chat Hegseth has not directly acknowledged that he set up the second ...
... have put pilots in danger. Hegseth's use of Signal and the sharing of such plans are under investigation by the Defense Department's acting inspector general. It came at the request of the leadership of the Senate Armed Services Committee — Republican Chairman Roger Wicker of Mississippi and ranking Democratic ...
... those recommendations, like I do with everybody. I listen to everybody. And then I make a decision. Amna Nawaz: Also tonight, the Pentagon's acting inspector general says he will review Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal messaging app. He will look to determine whether Hegseth and ...
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Pentagon’s acting inspector general announced Thursday that he would review Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s use of the Signal messaging app to convey plans for a military strike against Houthi militants in Yemen. The review will also look at other defense officials' use of the publicly ...
... is one of the most ardent defense hawks in Congress and has said the committee will request a classified hearing to follow up on the inspector general's report, as well as for the administration to verify the contents of the Signal chat. The contents, which were published by The ...
... Armed Services Committee, said he and Sen. Jack Reed, the committee’s top Democrat, will send a letter to the Trump administration requesting an expedited inspector general investigation into the use of Signal. They are also calling for a classified briefing with a top administration official “who actually has the ...
... chat? John Ratcliffe: No. Nick Schifrin: But, this afternoon, Senate Armed Services Chairman Republican Roger Wicker said he was asking the administration to open an inspector general investigation. And he said -- quote -- "The information as published recently appears to me to be of such a sensitive nature that, based on ...
... Committee, said he and Rhode Island Sen. Jack Reed, the committee’s top Democrat, plan to send a letter to the Trump administration requesting an inspector general investigation into the use of Signal. They seek a classified briefing with a top administration official “who can speak to the facts” of ...
... these newly eligible veterans. These cuts roll back President Joe Biden’s investment in the VA to address long-standing staffing problems. The Office of Inspector General’s 2024 report on VA staffing shortages reveals that 137 of 139 VA health centers nationwide report a severe staffing shortage in at ...
... scheme." President Trump claims that millions of people from 100 years old to 300 years old are getting Social Security money. And Speaker Mike Johnson has told people to not believe the Social Security Administration inspector general report that said that only 1 percent of Social Security payments are improper.
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