While we are concerned about the fallout from the Signal fiasco, we may also want to know why our military has been ordered to kill people in Yemen.

The recent security breach by top U.S. national security advisers using the Signal messaging ... Gregory Hand, a Manheim Township resident, is a retired Army civilian attorney.

The federal government routinely classifies vast amounts of information pertaining to military and intelligence operations. Also Read: Signal President defends app security after Trump officials ...

The news of Trump officials using Signal for a group chat on military operations has raised many questions about just how secure such messaging apps are and the risks if government officials use ...

A US federal judge on Thursday said he would direct the government to preserve Signal messages exchanged ... revealing sensitive military information. Judge James Boasberg ruled the Trump ...

Maxar Intelligence, a subsidiary of the US satellite company Maxar Technologies, has developed Raptor, a visual ... for military use. As the system does not require GPS signals, weapons systems ...

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg barred administration officials from destroying messages that were sent over the encrypted messaging app Signal earlier ... as planning a military operation ...

More: Was classified information shared? Senators overseeing military request probe into Signal leak A nonprofit watchdog, American Oversight, requested the order. A government attorney said the ...

The boost came after news broke that Trump officials had been discussing military plans for a Houthi strike inside a private Signal chat. We know that Trump and his allies favor Signal.

The Atlantic published the entire Signal chat on Wednesday ... application even for such life-and-death matters as planning a military operation leads to the inevitable inference that Defendants ...