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An unredacted 2009 email suggests Jeffrey Epstein was never expelled from Mar-a-Lago, contradicting Donald Trump's long-standing claim. The email, reviewed by Representative Dan Goldman, indicates Trump's attorney stated Epstein was not a member and never asked to leave the club. This revelation raises further questions about Trump's past statements and the handling of Epstein-related documents.

Atlantic editor-in-chief jeffrey goldberg detailed how he was added to a Signal group on March 11 by Donald Trump's national security adviser Michael Walz. He wrote that he initially thought somebody was probably masquerading as Waltz trying to trap him. Two days later, Goldberg was added to a Signal chat group called 'Houthi PC small group' where JD Vance, Pete Hegseth debated on the attack on Houthis before it happened.

jeffrey goldberg, the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, accidentally found himself in a classified US administration group chat discussing military operations against the Houthis of Yemen. This event raised concerns about national security breaches, even as President Trump downplayed it. Goldberg’s educational background at the prestigious WHARTON SCHOOL and his distinguished career in journalism align with similarities to Trump, who also graduated from the same institution. Despite their differences, both figures have shaped global discourse and politics.

jeffrey goldberg, editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, was accidentally added to a private Signal group chat used by senior Trump administration officials discussing classified military plans. The breach revealed sensitive details about imminent US strikes on Yemen, raising significant concerns about national security communication protocols.

Elon Musk and the White House are investigating a Signal chat leak involving top national security officials and journalist jeffrey goldberg. Musk's technical experts aim to determine how Goldberg’s number was added to the group and to prevent similar incidents. Trump officials denied sharing classified information.

A security breach involving a Signal app group chat on diplomatic discussions is blamed on iPhone's auto-suggested contact feature. The incident saw Atlantic Editor-in-Chief jeffrey goldberg mistakenly added to a secure chat due to an erroneous contact association, raising concerns about Apple's contact management.

Donald Trump will be interviewed by The Atlantic's jeffrey goldberg, amidst controversy over Goldberg's accidental inclusion in a sensitive national security chat. Trump, questioning The Atlantic's fairness, cited “curiosity” and “competition” as his motives. The interview, featuring journalists Michael Scherer and Ashley Parker, will contribute to a piece titled “The most consequential president of this century.

A junior staff member accidentally added jeffrey goldberg to a classified Signal group chat discussing US military operations against the Houthis. Trump and national security adviser Mike Waltz assured that no classified information was compromised. The administration plans to limit the use of Signal for sharing sensitive information.

During the Signal chat controversy, President Trump reportedly held a secret dinner at Mar-a-Lago with several attendees, including Elon Musk and his son. The dinner took place after the US bombed Yemen, which led to congratulatory messages among group members. The incident caused backlash after journalist jeffrey goldberg leaked details of how he was added to the group, although the administration claimed no war plan was discussed.

President Trump confirmed a staff error added The Atlantic’s jeffrey goldberg to a confidential Signal chat about a Yemen strike. Despite calls for resignations, Trump defended national security advisor Mike Waltz, asserting no significant information was compromised, and the Houthi targets were successfully struck.

Journalist jeffrey goldberg accidentally received classified war plans via a Signal group chat that included top Trump administration officials. The plans detailed the timing and targets of the recent US strikes against Yemen's Houthi rebels.

A phone contact error led US national security adviser Mike Waltz to inadvertently add journalist jeffrey goldberg to a private Signal group discussing potential military strikes in Yemen. The mistake stemmed from an auto-save feature on Waltz's iPhone. This triggered a White House investigation, and although no classified information was leaked, the situation angered President Trump, who ultimately decided not to fire Waltz.

A significant security lapse has emerged from within Trump's administration, as top national security members inadvertently shared military strategies and candid discussions in an encrypted Signal chat. The information, intended to be secret, was mistakenly shared with journalist jeffrey goldberg, triggering a global uproar and calls for resignations.

Tulsi Gabbard said she wouldn't speak about the alleged massive security breach reported by the Atlantic where its editor was by mistake sent the US's war plan in Yemen. The report mentioned that TulSi Gabbard was there in the group chat as TG. Kash Patel was asked whether the FBI would investigate the breach. Patel said he does not have an update as he was briefed about it just last night.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt addressed the accidental addition of journalist jeffrey goldberg to a Signal thread discussing military plans. She described it as a 'sensitive policy discussion' and rejected claims of classified information leaks. US president Donald Trump also denied allegations related to the leaked chat. National security adviser Mike Waltz and defence secretary Pete Hegseth were involved.