Republicans are scrambling to defend the Trump administration on its group chat fiasco—and it’s getting more embarrassing by the minute.

Donald Trump was asked whether he approved of his top advisers using the messaging platform to discuss war plans.

Senators Mark Kelly and Angus King grilled Gabbard over what exactly was sent in the war plans group chat.

John Ratcliffe immediately panicked over his own answer to the question.

John Ratcliffe fell apart when asked in a Senate hearing why America’s CIA director couldn’t spot a reporter in his text messages.

Some of Donald Trump’s top advisers and Cabinet members shared classified war plans in a group chat.

Does Trump have any idea what’s happening in his own Cabinet?

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth accidentally texted war plans to a journalist in a jaw-dropping error.

Donald Trump’s senior advisers shared confidential information in a group chat.

Kash Patel? Pam Bondi? Stephen Miller? No, no, and no. For now, the winner of this dubious title, and serial betrayer of his old principles, is the guy in Foggy Bottom.

The Trump administration carved out an exception for white South Africans when it halted government refugee resettlement programs. Nearly 70,000 Afrikaners have expressed interest.

A Georgetown University postdoctoral fellow, who has not been charged with a crime, was detained by masked DHS agents on Wednesday.

Elon Musk and his colleagues have a sinister plan.

According to an attorney for a detained Venezuelan asylum-seeker, her client’s deportation was justified because he had a tattoo inspired by the soccer club Real Madrid and had made hand gestures in social media posts.

The White House put out an official statement claiming Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelensiky wants the U.S. to take over a key industry.

Data vital to tracking these abducted Ukrainian children may have suddenly disappeared. A bipartisan group of House members wants to know: Who did this, and why?

The fate of abducted Ukrainian children is a white-hot issue for peace negotiations—and it looks like the State Department may have just undercut the cause.

Donald Trump’s administration has revealed the terrifying reason it really targeted a protester over Palestine.

Staff at the U.S. Agency for International Development have received a troubling order on what to do with their classified documents.

After a grueling and expensive bureaucratic process, I became one of the first people to have a passport correction request denied by the new Trump administration.