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CIA director caught up in Signal text scandal as other texts now reported as problematic
Two texts sent by national security adviser Mike Waltz and CIA director John Ratcliffe in the now-infamous group chat ...
Inside the CIA’s use of Signal and how America’s enemies try to hack it
Signal is the encrypted messaging app of choice for Washington officials from the CIA to Capitol Hill who are looking to ...
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CIA Director Says Signal Is ‘Permissible’ For Government Use Following Inadvertent Leak Of Planned Attack
Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) director John Ratcliffe said Tuesday that the use of Signal among government officials is ...
CIA director John Ratcliffe defends involvement in botched Signal chat, denies sharing classified information
When questioned by Democratic Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, the committee's vice chairman, CIA Director John Ratcliffe ...
Ratcliffe says new Signal texts show he 'did not transmit classified information'
CIA Director John Ratcliffe said the Signal texts revealing the so-called "attack plans" targeting Yemen’s Houthi rebels ...
Ratcliffe: Signal was approved for communication use by Biden administration
CIA Director John Ratcliffe and other top Trump national security officials were grilled by Democrats on the Senate Select ...
Dems have long history of supporting encrypted Signal app ahead of Trump chat leak
Democrats and liberal groups have a long history of touting the use of Signal before the Trump administration's Signal chat ...
Which Trump officials were in the Signal chat? Here's who was in the group The Atlantic editor was added to
Defenese Secretary Pete Hegseth, national security adviser Mike Waltz and more of the contacts who appeared in the Signal ...
Ratcliffe: One Of The First Things When I Was Confirmed As CIA Director Was They Set Me Up With The "Signal" App
CIA Director John Ratcliffe defended his use of the encrypted communications app "Signal" to discuss planning for air strikes on Yemen that appear to have been accidentally shared with "The Atlantic" ...