Then-National Security Adviser Michael Waltz participates in a TV interview at the White House on May 01, 2025 in Washington, D.C. | Photo by Andrew Harnik/ In the end, it wasn’t Signalgate that ...

Signalgate may have been the tipping point for national security adviser Mike Waltz, but his downfall began before he accidentally added a journalist to a private chat about a U.S. attack on Yemen.

which angered Trump well before “SignalGate.” The Post reported: President Donald Trump’s decision to oust his national security adviser, Michael Waltz, was the product of a slow ...

Multiple Trumpworld officials involved in the Defense Department’s Signalgate scandal are leaving their posts. National security adviser Mike Waltz and his deputy, Alex Wong, are exiting the ...

The question of whether Waltz should resign was reportedly a live issue inside the Trump administration after Signalgate broke. But publicly, the president defended Waltz, who claimed that ...

In the end, however, Wiles and other members of the White House senior staff grew to feel that Waltz wasn’t a good fit in the West Wing — and specifically with Trump. Even before Signalgate ...

Mike Waltz, the departing national security adviser at the center of "Signalgate," is seen in new photos using the commercial messaging application during a Cabinet meeting held by President ...

Before he became embroiled in the Signalgate scandal, which preceded his plans to step down as national security advisor, Mike Waltz was a congressman representing the Daytona Beach area.

There’s no getting around the fact that Signal-gate was a blunder ... s what President Trump’s National Security Adviser Mike Waltz is telling us. He claimed Tuesday he has “never met ...

The truth is that Signalgate is really not that complicated ... In his interview with Ingraham, Waltz acknowledged he was the one who added The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg to the group but ...

They also know the specifics of how Goldberg ended up in this most elite of groups. Waltz invited him. The “huh?!” factor here is so strong it’s almost like a slap in the face with a dead fish.