Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg said it was not true that he and Mike Waltz had never spoken before during an ...

There’s the fact that, after a brief, seemingly sane initial response—in which the National Security Council acknowledged that indeed something had gone wrong—the administra ...

The editor of The Atlantic, Jeffrey ... on March 11," Goldberg continued. "I got a message request from Michael Waltz. I accepted the message request. That's what happened." Signal only allows ...

However, instead of adding national security council spokesperson Brian Hughes, Waltz mistakenly added Jeffrey Goldberg ...

Jeffrey Goldberg said Sunday during an interview on “Meet the Press” that it was “not true” that he and Mike Waltz never spoke prior to Signal leak.

The theory accuses Alex Wong, President Donald Trump’s deputy national security advisor, of being tied to the Chinese government. Screenshots published by the Atlantic of the origin of the group chat ...

President Donald Trump and top officials have been fiercely critical of The Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg after his reporting ...

President Donald Trump suggested that a “very innocent staffer” may have been the source of the recent Signal group chat, which has rocked the administration this week. The Atlantic released a report ...

The Atlantic’s Jeffrey Goldberg told CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins that Trump Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s denial of the bombshell leak of war plans was absolutely ... detailed war plans on the ...

President Donald Trump revealed that a staffer with national security advisor Mike Waltz's office included the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic in a Signal group chat with ... a phone interview when ...

The editor of The Atlantic, Jeffrey Goldberg ... then I guess your eyeballs are seeing us together," Goldberg said of the photos. Waltz has also suggested that Goldberg somehow added himself to the ...