The Pentagon inspector general's office said it would evaluate Hegseth's use of Signal to discuss strikes against the Houthis.

Russian hackers are reportedly infiltrating Signal group chats, taking advantage of a vulnerability within the messaging app’s “linked devices” feature, according to a Pentagon memo obtained by NPR. The memo,

It’s widely used at their agencies, they said, and even came pre-installed on their government devices. But conversations with a dozen current and former government employees reveal a hazier picture of the government’s use of the commercially available chat app — with guidance varying drastically across agencies and no clear oversight over the type of information shared.

As Pete Hegseth flails, there are apparently Pentagon insiders eager to talk about the defense secretary’s struggles.

Some think Vance tried to block an order from Trump. Others feel he is on the wrong side of a rift between MAGA and GOP internationalists.

CNN's Scott Jennings was on the receiving end of a history lesson on Sunday morning after he praised the leadership of embattled Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in the wake of what is being called the "Signalgate" scandal that has Donald Trump's administration playing defense this week.

National security adviser, Mike Waltz, inadvertently added Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor of The Atlantic magazine, to a group text using the Signal encrypted messaging service where top officials were discussing plans to attack the Houthis.