Lawsuit Reveals Trump Administration's Unsecured Messaging App Compromised National Security, Including Houthi War Plans

A recent lawsuit concerning the Trump administration's use of an unsecured messaging app for discussing military plans has brought to light critical issues regarding national security and accountability. Reports indicate that messages related to Houthi war plans were deleted from CIA Director John Ratcliffe's phone during an inspection by the CIA. This incident, referred to as 'Signalgate', has raised questions about the preservation of classified communications and the actions taken by various departments to safeguard sensitive information. Additionally, calls for accountability have emerged, with some officials suggesting that Secretary of Defense Hegseth should undergo a polygraph test to determine if he leaked classified intelligence. The ongoing scrutiny highlights the potential risks associated with using unsecured platforms for official communications.