<ul><li>The Atlantic’s editor-in-chief published a story about being added to the ‘Houthi PC Small Group’ on Signal by Trump’s national security adviser Mike Waltz, gaining access to high-level military operation planning.</li><li>On March 26th, The Atlantic released the texts, revealing weather conditions for targeted strikes, descriptions of targets, confirmations, names of specific drones used, and more.</li><li>Government officials, including President Trump, claimed the chat contents were 'nonclassified', but The Atlantic published unredacted messages, omitting the name of a CIA intelligence officer.</li><li>The incident has drawn criticism and calls for resignation from politicians on both sides, highlighting concerns about mishandling classified information and operational security.</li></ul>

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