Congress Demands Accountability After Yemen War Plans Leak

A recent leak involving a Signal group chat of Trump administration officials discussing military plans for Yemen has provoked outrage from both Democrats and Republicans. The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, was mistakenly included in the chat, which contained sensitive details about upcoming airstrikes against the Houthi militant group. Lawmakers are demanding accountability, with some calling for the firing of those involved due to the serious national security breach. Representative Chris Deluzio described the incident as an 'outrageous' failure, while other members emphasized the need for a thorough investigation. Critics have pointed out the recklessness of using non-secure communications for classified discussions, raising concerns about potential foreign surveillance. The White House has not yet commented on the incident, with President Trump stating he was unaware of the situation.