Top Trump officials faced scrutiny for sharing classified Yemen strike plans in a group chat, including a journalist.

Top Trump administration officials faced scrutiny for allegedly sharing classified military strike plans in Yemen via a group chat on a messaging app, inadvertently including The Atlantic's editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg. This incident has reignited debates over the handling of classified information, with critics pointing out that these officials previously harshly criticized Hillary Clinton for using a private email server for official communications. The breach raises questions about potential violations of the Espionage Act.